Vermont / Non-Resident Licensing No Home State / Individual

Fees

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

Fees are assessed per application.
Amendments are not available for adjuster licenses.
Retaliatory Fee Notice: Vermont assesses retaliatory fees for non-resident applicants. When reviewing the retaliatory fee schedule, locate your resident state to determine the applicable fee for your license type.

Crop Adjuster

Fee disclaimers:

See Retaliatory Fee

Public Adjuster

Fee disclaimers:

See Retaliatory Fee

Worker's Compensation Adjuster

Fee disclaimers:

See Retaliatory Fee

Adjuster-Property and Casualty

Fee disclaimers:

See Retaliatory Fee

Auto-Physical Damage (Appraiser)

Fee disclaimers:

See Retaliatory 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.
NIPR verifies exams prior to allowing submission of an application.
All Workers Comp Adjusters are required to take a Vermont Written Exam.

Crop Adjuster

Exam Required

Crop

Public Adjuster

Exam Required

Property, Casualty

Worker's Compensation Adjuster

Exam Required

Worker's Compensation

Adjuster-Property and Casualty

Exam Required

Property, Casualty

Auto-Physical Damage (Appraiser)

Exam Required

Auto Physical Damage

Rules and Regulations

Applicant Can

Submit Adjuster for individuals electronically.
Reinstate/reapply through NIPR's Non-Resident No Home State License (NRLNHS) Application.
Print licenses electronically.

Applicant Cannot

Submit No Home State applications for business entities electronically.
Add lines of authority (amend) to an existing active license.

Business Rules

Applicant must be eighteen (18) years old or older as determined from the applicant’s date of birth.
Applicant must have passed the required exam before applying for the requested license.
The applicant may not hold an active resident license in any state.
For Adjuster license types (Crop Adjuster, Workers’ Compensation Adjuster, Adjuster – Property & Casualty):
- The applicant’s business and residence addresses must both be located in states that do not license adjusters.
- Public Adjusters will be treated as producers.
Applicants for the Property and Casualty Adjuster and Public Adjuster licenses must apply for and hold both the Property and Casualty lines of authority. The lines of authority may not be held separately.
Please allow up to 10 business days to process the application.
- If your application was accepted, please visit the Vermont website at https://dfr.vermont.gov/industry/insurance/producer-and-individual-licensing and choose Check the Status of a License. You will be able to print documentation containing the status of your license.
If applicant responds "yes" to one of the background questions please submit supporting documents electronically via NIPR's Attachments Warehouse. The documents may also be submitted to the state via mail, email, or fax.
- If additional documentation is required, it must be submitted within 30 days of the license application.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
- All Vermont no home state licenses expire on March 31 of even-numbered years.
- The renewal period opens 90 days prior to expiration (January 1 – March 31). Applicants who submit a new license application during this period must submit a renewal application and pay the renewal fee immediately after issuance in order to maintain active status.
- For license-specific renewal details, please refer to the Vermont Non-Resident No Home State Renewal page.