Fees
Fees shown are state fees only. These fees do not include NIPR transaction fees.
- All fees are charged per application.
Adjuster
Renewal fee:
$109
Hail Adjuster
Renewal fee:
$54
Public Adjuster
Renewal fee:
$109
Late renewal fee:
$184
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
Adjuster
Hail Adjuster
Hail Adjuster
Public Adjuster
Public Adjuster
Rules and Regulations
Applicant Can
- Submit adjuster for individuals electronically.
- Submit Adjuster Designated Home State (ADHS) electronically.
- Print licenses electronically.
Applicant Cannot
- Submit partial renewals.
Business Rules
If an applicant applies for Adjuster, Hail Adjuster, or Public Adjuster after the start of the renewal period, the applicant will not have a renewal available until the following year.
Adjuster Designated Home State (ADHS) Rules:
- In order for an applicant to designate a home state during the renewal application, the applicant cannot have an active resident Adjuster license, in any state, on the Producer Database (PDB).
- If the designated home state license is inactive at the time of renewal, applicant may select another non-resident state with an active Adjuster license as the Designated Home State.
- If applicant holds an active Insurance Producer (non-adjuster) resident license in a state that:
- licenses resident Adjusters, and is designating an active non-resident Adjuster license as their home state license, application will be deferred to the North Carolina Department of Insurance for review.
- does not license resident Adjusters, and is designating an active non-resident Adjuster license as their home state license, application will be deferred to the North Carolina Department of Insurance for review.
- does not license Adjusters, and no active non-resident Adjuster license (other than the application state license), applicant must use current active resident license to renew non-resident Adjuster license.
If applicant holds only an active Insurance Producer (non-adjuster) resident license in a state that:
- offers Adjuster licensing (non-public adjuster), and is using current resident license to renew non-resident Adjuster license, applicant cannot designate.
- does not offer Adjuster licensing, and is using current resident license to renew non-resident Adjuster license, application will be deferred to the North Carolina Department of Insurance for review.
- Applicant may select North Carolina as their Adjuster Designated Home State while renewing their non-resident North Carolina license.
The new Adjuster Designated Home State selected must have an active non-resident Adjuster license on the PDB.
Adjusters who designate North Carolina as their home state and do not meet their continuing education (CE) requirements by the due date will be expired. If they complete their CE within four (4) months, they may contact the North Carolina Department of Insurance and pay a $75 fee to reinstate their license. If the missing CE is not completed within four (4) months, they must restart the licensing process.
Adjuster applicants designating CA, HI, or NY as home state will need to select another home state or apply to through the No Home State application and pass NC exam.
Special Instructions
Renewal Periods
- All license classes
- Renewal Period: Sixty (60) days prior to expiration date of March 31st - March 31st
- Late Renewal Period: Up to sixty (60) days after March 31 expiration date
Contact Information
Mailing Address
North Carolina Licensing Office of Pearson VUE
5425 Page Rd
3rd Floor
Durham, NC 27620
United States
State overview page
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