Arkansas Claims Adjuster — License Examination Requirements
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Crop Adjuster
Crop-adjuster license class listed as exam not required in resident licensing requirements; nonresident rules also state that no exam is required for a crop adjuster.
Licensing authority: Arkansas Insurance Department · Application information
Reinstatement of a lapsed crop adjuster license within twelve months
- Lapse Window
- Reinstate the same license within twelve months of the continuation-fee due date and pay the applicable fees and penalty.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Arkansas General Assembly, Act 726 of 2009
Section 28, § 23-64-215(b)(1), printed page 18, lines 35–36
- Arkansas General Assembly, Act 726 of 2009
Section 28, § 23-64-215(b)(1)–(2), printed page 19, lines 1–5
- NIPR Arkansas Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing, Individual
Business Rules, Crop Adjuster
Nonresident initial crop adjuster licensure
- Age
- Applicant must be at least 18 years old.
- Application
- Submit the Arkansas nonresident crop-adjuster application and required fees; the implementation explicitly states no exam is required.
- Existing License
- Comply with the nonresident licensing qualifications, including another-state adjuster licensure as provided by § 23-64-209(b)(2)(B). No other-state exam is a leaf.
- Residency
- Applicant resides outside Arkansas.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- NIPR Arkansas Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing, Individual
Business Rules, Crop Adjuster
- Arkansas General Assembly, Act 754 of 2013
Section 2, § 23-64-209(b)(2)(B), printed page 2, lines 19–21
Reapplication for a crop adjuster license after lapse
- Former License
- A former crop-adjuster licensee reapplies for the currently offered crop license class; its examination exemption remains applicable. Satisfy the resident or nonresident qualifications and application conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- NIPR Arkansas Resident Licensing, Individual
Lines of Authority, Crop Adjuster exam-not-required entry
- NIPR Arkansas Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing, Individual
Business Rules, Crop Adjuster
Crop adjuster license continuation and renewal
- Existing License
- Continue an eligible crop-adjuster license and pay the required renewal fee. The crop-adjuster class carries an express examination exemption.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Arkansas General Assembly, Act 726 of 2009
Section 28, § 23-64-215(a), printed page 18, lines 28–34
- NIPR Arkansas Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing, Individual
Business Rules, Crop Adjuster
Resident initial crop adjuster licensure
- Age
- Applicant must be at least 18 years old.
- Application
- Submit the resident crop-adjuster application and required background investigation and fees. The crop-adjuster class is explicitly exam-not-required.
- Residency
- Applicant’s residence address is in Arkansas.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- NIPR Arkansas Resident Licensing, Individual
Lines of Authority, Crop Adjuster exam-not-required entry
Provisional Claims Adjuster License
180-day provisional claims-adjuster license for eligible military service members, veterans, and spouses who have never been licensed in the insurance industry; requires supervision by a licensee with the same practice scope.
Licensing authority: State Insurance Department · Application information
Extension of the military provisional license
- Existing Provisional License
- Hold the supervised provisional license issued under Part 44.
- Extension
- Request an extension beyond 180 days if needed to attain full licensure; approval is not automatic. Continue required supervision.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- 23 CAR Part 44, Automatic and Expedited Licensure for Military Service Members, Veterans, and Spouses
23 CAR § 44-103(f), extension of provisional license
- 23 CAR Part 44, Automatic and Expedited Licensure for Military Service Members, Veterans, and Spouses
23 CAR § 44-103(c)–(e), provisional issuance and supervision
Expedited initial military provisional licensure
- Application
- Submit the approved provisional application, application fee, and required documentation.
- Duration
- Provisional license is valid for 180 days; this provisional issuance provision requires documentation and supervision, while full licensure is a separate route.
- Licensing History
- Applicant has never been licensed in the insurance industry in Arkansas or another U.S. state, district, or territory.
- Military Eligibility
- Meet one of the military categories in § 44-102(a).
- Supervision
- A licensee with the same practice scope must supervise.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- 23 CAR Part 44, Automatic and Expedited Licensure for Military Service Members, Veterans, and Spouses
23 CAR § 44-101(1)–(2)(B), occupational scope
- 23 CAR Part 44, Automatic and Expedited Licensure for Military Service Members, Veterans, and Spouses
23 CAR § 44-103(a)–(b), expedited initial applicants
- 23 CAR Part 44, Automatic and Expedited Licensure for Military Service Members, Veterans, and Spouses
23 CAR § 44-103(c)–(e), provisional issuance and supervision
- 23 CAR Part 44, Automatic and Expedited Licensure for Military Service Members, Veterans, and Spouses
23 CAR § 44-102(a), eligible military categories