Fees
Fees shown are state fees only. These fees do not include NIPR transaction fees.
- All fees are charged per application.
Public Adjuster
Renewal fee:
$50
Late renewal fee:
$100
Independent Adjuster
Renewal fee:
$50
Late renewal fee:
$100
Staff Adjuster
Renewal fee:
$50
Late renewal fee:
$100
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.
Public Adjuster
Public Adjuster
Independent Adjuster
Independent Adjuster
Staff Adjuster
Staff Adjuster
Rules and Regulations
Applicant Can
- Submit adjuster for individuals electronically.
- Print licenses electronically.
Applicant Cannot
- Submit adjuster Designated Home State (ADHS) electronically.
- Submit partial renewals.
Business Rules
Applicant must hold an active renewable license in Iowa.
Non-resident license renewals are issued for two (2) years.
All applicants that have been cancelled, surrendered, or terminated for more than thirty (30) days must apply as a new non-resident adjuster through the NIPR's Non-Resident Adjuster License (NRAL) Application.
Iowa does not have a grace period on license renewals.
License reinstatements can be processed for up to twelve (12) months past the license expiration date by reapplying through NIPR's Non-Resident Adjuster Renewal (NRAR) Application.
If the license has been not been renewed or inactive for more than twelve (12) months following expiration, it will be processed as a new application through NIPR's Non-Resident Adjuster License (NRAL) Application.
Adjuster Designated Home State (ADHS) Rules:
- Applicant's state designated as home state or resident state must match current PDB record.
- 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
- Applicants that have an active resident producer (non-adjuster) license and no active resident adjuster license may not apply for an adjuster license using the resident producer (non-adjuster) license.
- Public Adjusters cannot designate a home state.
- Applicant may not select Iowa as Adjuster Designated Home State while applying for their Non-Resident Iowa 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.
Renewal Periods
- Non-resident license renewals are issued for two (2) years.
- All applicants that have been cancelled, surrendered, or terminated for more than thirty (30) days must apply as a new non-resident adjuster through the NIPR's Non-Resident Adjuster License (NRAL) Application.
- Iowa does not have a grace period on license renewals.
- License reinstatements can be processed for up to twelve (12) months past the license expiration date by reapplying through NIPR's Non-Resident Adjuster Renewal (NRAR) Application.
- If the license has been not been renewed or inactive for more than twelve (12) months following expiration, it will be processed as a new application through NIPR's Non-Resident Adjuster License (NRAL) Application.
Public Adjuster
Renewal period
Ninety (90) days prior to expiration date - Expiration date
Late renewal period
Up to twelve (12) months past the license expiration date
Independent Adjuster
Renewal period
Ninety (90) days prior to expiration date - Expiration date
Late renewal period
Up to twelve (12) months past the license expiration date
Staff Adjuster
Renewal period
Ninety (90) days prior to expiration date - Expiration date
Late renewal period
Up to twelve (12) months past the license expiration date
Contact Information
Mailing Address
Iowa Insurance Division
1963 Bell Ave.
Suite 100
Des Moines, IA 50315
United States
State overview page
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