The Delaware Department of Insurance announced no adjuster's license is required for any adjuster sent into this State on behalf of an insurer for the investigation or adjustment of a [...]
Louisiana has added New Initial Resident licensing options for individuals and agencies via NIPR. Resident licensees are encouraged to file electronically for the fastest processing. Resident Initial Individual Producer for [...]
The Oregon Insurance Division will soon discontinue paper renewal coupons to licensees.
Rhode Island law allows experienced adjusters to adjust losses on an emergency basis in Rhode Island without a Rhode Island insurance adjuster license.
Insurance producers licensed in the District of Columbia may receive a call from unknown persons fraudulently claiming to be staff of the “D. C. Insurance Licensing Section.”
North Carolina has specific procedures companies will need to follow if a catastrophic event were to occur in North Carolina. NC Emergency Management staff will not allow any adjuster access [...]
It is a statutory requirement that all licensees provide a valid email address to the NC Department of Insurance and to keep it up to date.
The Agent Services Division of the North Carolina Department of Insurance proposed rule changes to the insurance continuing education (CE) program for an effective date of October 1, 2010. These [...]
The Oklahoma Insurance Department launched a newly enhanced Producer Licensing web page at http://www.ok.gov/oid/Producers_Adjusters/index.html
The Non-admitted and Reinsurance Reform Act (NRRA) was passed as a part of the Financial Reform Bill H.R.4173 and signed into law by the President on July 22, 2010.
