Delaware / Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing / Individual

Fees

Fees shown are state fees only. These fees do not include NIPR transaction fees.

All fees are per application.
Applicants are exempt from the $200 reinstatement fee if they have the following:
- License status of Cancelled with no status reason or license with a status reason of Voluntary Surrender.

Adjuster

Fee:

$125

Reinstatement fee:

$325

Public Adjuster

Fee:

$125

Reinstatement fee:

$325

Apprentice Adjuster

Fee:

$75

Catastrophic Adjuster

Fee:

Lines of Authority

Please note that license class names can vary by state.

Applications for Other lines of authority will defer to state for approval.

Adjuster

Casualty, Marine & Transportation, Motor Vehicle, Multi-Peril Crop, Property, Surety, Workers' Compensation

Public Adjuster

Property

Apprentice Adjuster

Casualty, Property, Marine & Transportation, Motor Vehicle, Multi-Peril Crop, Surety, Workers' Compensation

Catastrophic Adjuster

No Lines of Authority Required

Rules and Regulations

Applicant Can

Submit adjuster license application for individuals electronically.
Submit Adjuster Designated Home State (ADHS) electronically.
Reinstate a license electronically.
Add lines of authority to an existing active license electronically.
Print licenses electronically.

Business Rules

Applicant must be eighteen (18) years old, or older, as determined from the applicant's date of birth.
Adjuster Designated Home State (ADHS) Rules:
- In order for an applicant to designate a home state during the application process, the applicant must have an active non-resident adjuster license on the Producer Database (PDB) and no active resident adjuster license.
- If designated home state license is inactive at the time of application, applicant may select another non-resident state with an active adjuster license as the designated home state.
- If applicant holds an active resident non-adjuster license in a state that licenses resident adjusters, the applicant may not designate a home state.
- If applicant holds an active resident non-adjuster license in a state that does not license resident adjusters, the applicant may designate an active non-resident adjuster license as their home state.
- Applicant may select Delaware as their Adjuster Designated Home State while applying for their Non-Resident Delaware license.
- Public Adjusters cannot designate a home state.
- Applicants who designate a home state must answer the following questions:
  - Did you qualify for this license type by passing an adjuster examination?
  - If yes, which state?
  - What lines of authority did the adjuster exam cover?
  - Non-Resident adjusters are required to complete CE in their Designated Home State where they hold an active license and have a CE requirement; otherwise, they must complete Delaware CE requirements. What state will you designate to complete CE?