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Independent Adjuster License
Licensing for independent adjusters in property and casualty insurance and/or worker's compensation insurance.
Licensing authority: Indiana Department of Insurance · Application information
Nonresident business entity reciprocal licensure
- Disclosures
- Submit proper application, $90 nonresident fee and the ownership and management disclosures specified in IC 27-1-28-13(a)(3).
- Home License
- Current independent adjuster license in good standing in the home state or DHS.
- Reciprocity
- Meet IC 27-1-28-17(a) reciprocity.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-17(a)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-13(b)-(c)
Nonresident individual approved claims certification exemption
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Approved Certification
- Current department-approved claims association certification with approved precertification course, approved unnamed examination and approved continuing education; IDOI identifies active CLM UCC and requires a copy of its certificate.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Issuance
- The certification exemption does not waive nonresident home-state, application, fee or other issuance qualifications.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-15(e)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(c)
- IDOI Resident Adjuster Licensing Requirements
Resident Independent Adjusters Licensing Requirements, UCC waiver
Nonresident individual statutory current license examination exemption
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Exemption
- IC 27-1-28-16(a) expressly removes Indiana prelicensing education and written examination for a qualifying individual.
- Good Standing
- Provide certification that the other license is currently in good standing.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Lower Ranked Instruction
- IDOI Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing states: "California, Hawaii and New York residents must complete an approved Indiana Independent Adjuster pre-licensing education course and the Indiana Independent Adjuster exam." This implementing instruction is recorded as an applicant condition; IC 27-1-28-16(a) controls the examination exemption for a qualifying applicant.
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Nonresident Issuance
- For reciprocal issuance under IC 27-1-28-17(a), maintain a current good-standing home-state or DHS license, submit the application and $90 fee, and meet reciprocity. A statutory examination exemption does not itself waive other issuance qualifications.
- Prior License
- Hold a same-line independent adjuster license in a jurisdiction requiring a prelicensing independent-adjuster licensure examination.
- Residency
- Nonresident applicant; satisfy the applicable Indiana home-state or nonresident issuance qualifications.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(1)-(2)(A)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(2)(B)-(b)
- IDOI Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing
Non-Resident Independent Adjuster Licensing, nonreciprocal instruction
Nonresident individual licensure by examination
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Certificate Window
- Pass the examination and apply for the license within the six-month certificate period stated by IDOI.
- Certification Waiver
- An active approved UCC certificate can waive Indiana education and examination, subject to IC 27-1-28-15(e).
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Eligibility
- Nonresident without another independent adjuster license, or applicant for whom IDOI requires examination and no statutory exception applies. Comply with IC 27-1-28-12, -14 and -15 under -17(b).
- Fee
- Nonresident application fee $90.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Prelicensing Education
- Complete forty hours of Indiana-approved prelicensing education and obtain the course completion certificate before examination.
Nonresident individual statutory five year experience examination exemption
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Exemption
- IC 27-1-28-16(a) expressly removes Indiana prelicensing education and written examination for a qualifying individual.
- Experience
- Provide proof from contracting insurers of participation in same-line claims adjudication throughout the five years immediately preceding application.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Lower Ranked Instruction
- IDOI Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing states: "California, Hawaii and New York residents must complete an approved Indiana Independent Adjuster pre-licensing education course and the Indiana Independent Adjuster exam." This implementing instruction is recorded as an applicant condition; IC 27-1-28-16(a) controls the examination exemption for a qualifying applicant.
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Nonresident Issuance
- For reciprocal issuance under IC 27-1-28-17(a), maintain a current good-standing home-state or DHS license, submit the application and $90 fee, and meet reciprocity. A statutory examination exemption does not itself waive other issuance qualifications.
- Residency
- Nonresident applicant; satisfy the applicable Indiana home-state or nonresident issuance qualifications.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(1)-(2)(A)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(2)(B)-(b)
- IDOI Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing
Non-Resident Independent Adjuster Licensing, nonreciprocal instruction
Nonresident individual statutory recently expired license examination exemption
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Exemption
- IC 27-1-28-16(a) expressly removes Indiana prelicensing education and written examination for a qualifying individual.
- Expiration Window
- That license expired less than ninety days before the Commissioner receives the application.
- Good Standing
- Provide certification that the other license was in good standing at expiration.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Lower Ranked Instruction
- IDOI Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing states: "California, Hawaii and New York residents must complete an approved Indiana Independent Adjuster pre-licensing education course and the Indiana Independent Adjuster exam." This implementing instruction is recorded as an applicant condition; IC 27-1-28-16(a) controls the examination exemption for a qualifying applicant.
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Nonresident Issuance
- For reciprocal issuance under IC 27-1-28-17(a), maintain a current good-standing home-state or DHS license, submit the application and $90 fee, and meet reciprocity. A statutory examination exemption does not itself waive other issuance qualifications.
- Prior License
- Previously hold a same-line independent adjuster license in a jurisdiction requiring a prelicensing independent-adjuster licensure examination.
- Residency
- Nonresident applicant; satisfy the applicable Indiana home-state or nonresident issuance qualifications.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(1)-(2)(A)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(2)(B)-(b)
- IDOI Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing
Non-Resident Independent Adjuster Licensing, nonreciprocal instruction
Nonresident individual reciprocal licensure
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Continuing Eligibility
- Maintain a valid home-state or DHS license and continuing reciprocity.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Education Exam Exemption
- IDOI reciprocal licensing checklist requires the existing license, application and reciprocity; the Indiana examination instruction applies to nonreciprocal applicants instead.
- Fee
- Submit proper application and $90 fee, subject to any applicable retaliatory fee.
- Home License
- Current independent adjuster license in good standing in the home state or designated home state.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Reciprocity
- The home state or DHS awards nonresident independent adjuster licenses to Indiana residents on the same basis.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-17(a)
- IDOI Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing
Non-Resident Independent Adjuster Licensing, reciprocal issuance checklist
Nonresident renewal
- Applicant Type
- Individual independent adjuster.
- Continuing Education
- Individual licensees complete twenty-four hours every two years, subject to IC 27-1-28-19(b) exemptions for a short first cycle, compliant nonresidents and qualifying approved certifications.
- Fee
- Renewal fee $90.
- License
- Existing independent adjuster license; apply by the renewal date.
- Nonresident Maintenance
- Nonresident renewal requires a valid home-state license and reciprocity under IC 27-1-28-17(e).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-14(c)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-17(e)
Business entity nonresident renewal
- Applicant Type
- Business entity independent adjuster.
- Fee
- Renewal fee $90.
- License
- Existing independent adjuster license; apply by the renewal date.
- Nonresident Maintenance
- Nonresident renewal requires a valid home-state license and reciprocity under IC 27-1-28-17(e).
- Responsible Individual
- Maintain the licensed individual responsible for entity compliance under IC 27-1-28-13(b).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-14(c)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-17(e)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-13(b)-(c)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-15(a)
Reissuance within twelve months after expiration
- Applicant Type
- Individual independent adjuster.
- Application
- Request reissuance as prescribed by the Department and pay $80 for the resident license.
- Continuing Education
- IDOI requires completion and reporting of twenty-four Indiana-approved CE hours before online individual reinstatement.
- Expiration Window
- Apply within twelve months after expiration.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-14(d)
- IDOI Resident Adjuster License Renewal Requirements
Resident Independent Adjuster License Renewal Requirements, reinstatement
Business entity reissuance within twelve months after expiration
- Applicant Type
- Business entity independent adjuster.
- Application
- Request reissuance as prescribed by the Department and pay $80 for the resident license.
- Expiration Window
- Apply within twelve months after expiration.
- Responsible Individual
- Maintain the licensed individual responsible for entity compliance under IC 27-1-28-13(b).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-14(d)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-13(b)-(c)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-15(a)
Renewal relief for military service, disability or extenuating circumstances
- Discretion
- Request a waiver of renewal requirements or applicable sanction; relief is discretionary and ordinary requirements remain unless waived.
- Grounds
- Unable to comply because of military service, long-term medical disability or another extenuating circumstance determined by the Commissioner.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-14(e)
Resident business entity initial licensure
- Character
- No act constituting grounds for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal.
- Disclosures
- Submit the Uniform Application for Business Entity Adjusters, $40 fee, and name, address, criminal and administrative history of each ten-percent owner, partner, executive officer and director.
- Entity Eligibility
- Eligible to designate Indiana as home state.
- Licensed Responsible Individual
- Designate an individual licensed under IC 27-1-28 responsible for compliance with Indiana insurance law; the individual license is a qualification condition, not an entity examination.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-13(b)-(c)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-15(a), individual-only examination requirement
Resident individual approved claims certification exemption
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Approved Certification
- Hold a current department-approved national or state claims association certification whose program includes an approved precertification course, approved examination and approved continuing education. IDOI identifies active CLM Uniform Claims Certification (UCC); attach its certificate.
- Certification Examination
- The statutory certification-program examination is an unnamed approved slot, not an identified registered examination.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Fee
- Resident application fee $40.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-15(e)
- IDOI Resident Adjuster Licensing Requirements
Resident Independent Adjusters Licensing Requirements, UCC waiver
Resident individual statutory current license examination exemption
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Exemption
- IC 27-1-28-16(a) expressly removes Indiana prelicensing education and written examination for a qualifying individual.
- Good Standing
- Provide certification that the other license is currently in good standing.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Prior License
- Hold a same-line independent adjuster license in a jurisdiction requiring a prelicensing independent-adjuster licensure examination.
- Residency
- Indiana resident
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(1)-(2)(A)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(2)(B)-(b)
Resident individual licensure by examination
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Certificate Window
- Pass the examination and apply for the license within the six-month certificate period stated by IDOI.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Fee
- Resident application fee $40.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Prelicensing Education
- Complete forty hours of Indiana-approved prelicensing education and obtain the course completion certificate before examination.
- Residency
- Eligible to designate Indiana as home state; ordinary Indiana resident application.
Resident individual statutory five year experience examination exemption
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Exemption
- IC 27-1-28-16(a) expressly removes Indiana prelicensing education and written examination for a qualifying individual.
- Experience
- Provide proof from contracting insurers of participation in same-line claims adjudication throughout the five years immediately preceding application.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Residency
- Indiana resident
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(1)-(2)(A)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(2)(B)-(b)
Resident individual statutory recently expired license examination exemption
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Exemption
- IC 27-1-28-16(a) expressly removes Indiana prelicensing education and written examination for a qualifying individual.
- Expiration Window
- That license expired less than ninety days before the Commissioner receives the application.
- Good Standing
- Provide certification that the other license was in good standing at expiration.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Prior License
- Previously hold a same-line independent adjuster license in a jurisdiction requiring a prelicensing independent-adjuster licensure examination.
- Residency
- Indiana resident
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(1)-(2)(A)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(2)(B)-(b)
Resident renewal
- Applicant Type
- Individual independent adjuster.
- Continuing Education
- Individual licensees complete twenty-four hours every two years, subject to IC 27-1-28-19(b) exemptions for a short first cycle, compliant nonresidents and qualifying approved certifications.
- Fee
- Renewal fee $40.
- License
- Existing independent adjuster license; apply by the renewal date.
- Nonresident Maintenance
- Nonresident renewal requires a valid home-state license and reciprocity under IC 27-1-28-17(e).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-14(c)
- IDOI Resident Adjuster License Renewal Requirements
Resident Independent Adjuster License Renewal Requirements, checklist
Business entity resident renewal
- Applicant Type
- Business entity independent adjuster.
- Fee
- Renewal fee $40.
- License
- Existing independent adjuster license; apply by the renewal date.
- Nonresident Maintenance
- Nonresident renewal requires a valid home-state license and reciprocity under IC 27-1-28-17(e).
- Responsible Individual
- Maintain the licensed individual responsible for entity compliance under IC 27-1-28-13(b).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-14(c)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-13(b)-(c)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-15(a)
Resident individual transfer from an examination licensing jurisdiction
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Application Window
- Establish Indiana legal residency and apply less than ninety days after establishing residency under IC 27-1-28-16(c)(1).
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Fee
- Resident application fee $40.
- Implementation Timing
- IDOI permits application without first inactivating the old license. If already inactivated, IDOI instructs application within ninety days of inactivation; the statutory residency deadline remains applicable.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Prior License
- Licensed for the same line of authority in another jurisdiction that requires an independent-adjuster prelicensing examination.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(c)
- IDOI Transferring Resident Adjuster License
Licensed Adjuster Transferring to Indiana, examination exemption
Previously unlicensed nonresident business entity initial licensure
- Application
- Submit the business entity application and ownership and management histories; $90 nonresident fee.
- Eligibility
- A nonresident business entity not licensed as an independent adjuster elsewhere complies with IC 27-1-28-13 and -14 under -17(b); -15 applies its written examination to individuals.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate an Indiana-licensed individual independent adjuster responsible for entity compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-17(b)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-13(b)-(c)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-15(a)
Independent Adjuster DHS (Designated Home State) License
Indiana designated-home-state form of the individual independent adjuster license for applicants whose resident state does not license independent adjusters.
Licensing authority: Indiana Department of Insurance · Application information
Initial designated home state approved certification exemption
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Certification
- Hold active approved CLM UCC and attach its certificate. The approved certification-program examination is unnamed in the state sources.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Eligibility
- Nonresident whose resident home jurisdiction does not license independent adjusters; designate Indiana as home state.
- Fee
- DHS license application fee $90.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-15(e)
- IDOI Designating Indiana as Home State
Initial Application, UCC waiver
Designated home state current license exemption
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Eligibility
- Nonresident whose resident home jurisdiction does not license independent adjusters; eligible to designate Indiana as home state.
- Fee
- DHS application fee $90.
- Implementation Demand
- IDOI DHS instructions ordinarily require education and the Indiana examination; IC 27-1-28-16(a) expressly exempts the qualifying applicant.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Prior License
- Hold a same-line independent adjuster license in an examination-licensing jurisdiction; provide certification of current good standing.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(1)-(2)(A)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(2)(B)-(b)
- IDOI Designating Indiana as Home State
Initial Application, Indiana examination item
Initial designated home state licensure by examination
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Certificate Window
- Pass the examination and apply for the license within the six-month certificate period stated by IDOI.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Eligibility
- Not an Indiana resident; resident home jurisdiction does not license independent adjusters; eligible to designate Indiana as home state.
- Fee
- Submit applicable forms and $90 license fee.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Prelicensing Education
- Complete forty hours of Indiana-approved prelicensing education and obtain the course completion certificate before examination.
Initial designated home state five year experience exemption
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Eligibility
- Nonresident eligible to designate Indiana as home state because the resident jurisdiction does not license independent adjusters.
- Experience
- Proof from contracting insurers of participation in same-line claims adjudication during the five years immediately preceding application under IC 27-1-28-16(a)(3).
- Fee
- DHS application fee $90.
- Implementation Demand
- IDOI DHS checklist ordinarily requires education and the Indiana exam; IC 27-1-28-16(a)(3) expressly removes these for a qualifying applicant.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(2)(B)-(b)
- IDOI Designating Indiana as Home State
Initial Application, Indiana examination item
Designated home state recently expired license exemption
- Application
- Submit the Uniform Application for Individual Adjusters with a truthful and complete declaration and the applicable nonrefundable license fee.
- Character
- Trustworthy, reliable and of good reputation; no act constituting a ground for probation, suspension, revocation or refusal under IC 27-1-28-18.
- Criminal Consent
- If subject to 18 USC 1033, obtain written consent as described in IDOI licensing requirements.
- Eligibility
- Nonresident whose resident home jurisdiction does not license independent adjusters; eligible to designate Indiana as home state.
- Fee
- DHS application fee $90.
- Implementation Demand
- IDOI DHS instructions ordinarily require education and the Indiana examination; IC 27-1-28-16(a) expressly exempts the qualifying applicant.
- Line Of Authority
- Property and casualty insurance and/or workers compensation insurance under IC 27-1-28-14(a).
- Minimum Age
- At least eighteen years of age.
- Prior License
- Hold a same-line license from an examination-licensing jurisdiction that expired less than ninety days before receipt of this application; certify good standing at expiration.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(1)-(2)(A)
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-16(a)(2)(B)-(b)
- IDOI Designating Indiana as Home State
Initial Application, Indiana examination item
Designated home state reissuance within twelve months
- Application
- Request reissuance as prescribed by the Department.
- Continuing Education
- Complete twenty-four Indiana-approved CE hours.
- Expiration Window
- Apply within twelve months after expiration.
- Fee
- IDOI DHS instructions require $180; IC 27-1-28-14(d) sets $80 generally. IDOI DHS page states: "A reissuance fee of one hundred and eighty dollars ($180), and". The differing fee is an applicant condition, not an examination.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-14(d)
- IDOI Designating Indiana as Home State
License Renewal, DHS reissuance
Designated home state renewal
- Continuing Education
- Complete twenty-four Indiana-approved CE hours, subject to statutory qualifying-certification and other IC 27-1-28-19 exemptions.
- Fee
- Renewal fee $90.
- Term
- Renew by the last day of the birth month; license effective for two years under IC 27-1-28-14(c).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-14(c)
- IDOI Designating Indiana as Home State
License Renewal, DHS checklist
Designated home state renewal relief
- Discretion
- Request discretionary waiver of renewal requirements or applicable sanction.
- Grounds
- Military service, long-term medical disability or another extenuating circumstance determined by the Commissioner.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-14(e)
Temporary Emergency Independent Adjuster License
Catastrophe-specific temporary emergency license sponsored by an insurer; up to ninety days unless extended by the Commissioner.
Licensing authority: Indiana Department of Insurance · Application information
Commissioner extension of temporary emergency licensure
- Discretion
- Commissioner may extend its otherwise maximum ninety-day term; no additional examination is specified by IC 27-1-28-11(e).
- Existing License
- Hold the temporary emergency independent adjuster license issued for a declared catastrophe.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-11(e)
Insurer sponsored temporary emergency issuance
- Application Content
- Name of individual and insurer, contract effective date, catastrophe/loss number, catastrophe event name and insurer mailing address; submit CATLOSS Form #0711.
- Application Timing
- Insurer applies within five days after the individual begins adjusting catastrophe claims; license need not be received before work begins.
- Catastrophe
- Declared catastrophe; insurer contracts with an individual not licensed under the independent-adjuster chapter but otherwise qualified to adjust claims.
- Fee
- $20 license fee stated by IDOI.
- Term
- Effective for not more than ninety days unless extended by Commissioner; covers other catastrophes arising within its effective ninety-day period.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Indiana Code 2026, Title 27
IC 27-1-28-11
- IDOI Temporary Emergency Independent Adjuster License
Insurer-sponsored temporary emergency issuance qualifications
Indiana Independent Adjuster Examination
Examination outline
INDIANA LAWS AND DEPARTMENT RULES COMMON TO ALL LINES OF INSURANCE
- Department of Insurance
- Department of Insurance / Insurance Commissioner
- Department of Insurance / Insurance Commissioner / Appointment by Governor
- Department of Insurance / Insurance Commissioner / Member of National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC)
- Department of Insurance / Insurance Commissioner / Powers
- Department of Insurance / Insurance Commissioner / Duties
- Department of Insurance / Admission of Insurance Companies
- Department of Insurance / Admission of Insurance Companies / Certificate of Authority
- Department of Insurance / Admission of Insurance Companies / Admitted versus non-admitted companies
- Department of Insurance / Insurance Guaranty Associations
- Department of Insurance / Insurance Guaranty Associations / Purpose
- Department of Insurance / Surplus Lines Companies
- Licensing Regulations
- Licensing Regulations / Qualifications
- Licensing Regulations / Resident and Non-Resident
- Licensing Regulations / Reciprocity
- Licensing Regulations / Process
- Licensing Regulations / Examination
- Licensing Regulations / Fees
- License Renewal
- License Renewal / Change of Contact Information
- License Renewal / Renewal Application and Fee
- License Renewal / Electronic Process
- License Renewal / Reinstatement Fee
- License Renewal / Continuing Education
- Disciplinary Actions
- Disciplinary Actions / Cease and Desist Order
- Disciplinary Actions / Violations
- Disciplinary Actions / Suspension and Revocation
- Disciplinary Actions / Penalties
- Disciplinary Actions / Administrative Hearings
- Unfair Claim Settlement Practices
- Unfair Trade Practices
- Unfair Trade Practices / Misrepresentation
- Unfair Trade Practices / False information and advertising
- Unfair Trade Practices / Rebates and kickbacks
- Unfair Trade Practices / Defamation
- Unfair Trade Practices / Boycott
- Unfair Trade Practices / Coercion
- Unfair Trade Practices / Intimidation
- Federal Regulation
- Federal Regulation / Fraud and False Statements (including 1033 Waiver)
INSURANCE BASICS
- Contract Law
- Contract Law / Elements of Contract
- Contract Law / Legal Interpretations
- Contract Law / Legal Interpretations / Ambiguities in a Contract of Adhesion
- Contract Law / Legal Interpretations / Reasonable Expectations
- Contract Law / Legal Interpretations / Utmost Good Faith
- Insurance Contract Basics
- Insurance Contract Basics / Indemnity
- Insurance Contract Basics / Representations, Misrepresentations and Concealment
- Insurance Contract Basics / Warranties
- Insurance Contract Basics / Fraud
- Insurance Contract Basics / Waiver (Express and implied)
- Insurance Contract Basics / Estoppel
- Insurance Concepts
- Insurance Concepts / Insurable Interest
- Insurance Concepts / Risk (pure vs. speculative)
- Insurance Concepts / Loss
- Insurance Concepts / Loss / Direct
- Insurance Concepts / Loss / Indirect (consequential)
- Insurance Concepts / Negligence
- Insurance Concepts / Negligence / Duty
- Insurance Concepts / Negligence / Breach of duty
- Insurance Concepts / Negligence / Proximate cause
- Insurance Concepts / Negligence / Damages
- Insurance Concepts / Negligence / Damages / Compensatory
- Insurance Concepts / Negligence / Damages / Punitive
- Insurance Concepts / Property
- Insurance Concepts / Casualty
- Insurance Concepts / Casualty / Strict Liability
- Insurance Concepts / Casualty / Vicarious Liability
- Insurance Concepts / Two and Three Party Contracts
- Insurance Concepts / Limit of Liability/Company pays lower of loss or limit
- Insurance Concepts / Named Insured
- Insurance Concepts / Causes of Loss (Perils)
- Insurance Concepts / Causes of Loss (Perils) / Basic
- Insurance Concepts / Causes of Loss (Perils) / Broad
- Insurance Concepts / Causes of Loss (Perils) / Special
- Insurance Concepts / Named Peril versus Special (Open) Perils
- Insurance Concepts / Blanket versus Special Coverage
- Insurance Concepts / Loss Valuation
- Insurance Concepts / Loss Valuation / Actual Cash Value
- Insurance Concepts / Loss Valuation / Replacement Cost
- Insurance Concepts / Loss Valuation / Functional Replacement Cost
- Insurance Concepts / Loss Valuation / Fair Market Value
- Insurance Concepts / Loss Valuation / Agreed Value
- Insurance Concepts / Loss Valuation / Stated Value
- Insurance Concepts / Loss Valuation / Salvage Value
- Insurance Concepts / Bailment/Care, Custody, Control
- Insurance Concepts / Occurrence
- Insurance Concepts / Mortgagee rights
- Insurance Concepts / Reinsurance
- Insurance Concepts / Underwriting
- Policy Structure
- Policy Structure / Declarations
- Policy Structure / Definitions
- Policy Structure / Insuring Agreement
- Policy Structure / Additional Coverage
- Policy Structure / Extensions of Coverage
- Policy Structure / Endorsements
- Policy Structure / Conditions
- Policy Structure / Exclusions
- Common Policy Provisions
- Common Policy Provisions / Insured (Named, First Named, Additional Insured(s))
- Common Policy Provisions / Policy Period
- Common Policy Provisions / Policy Territory
- Common Policy Provisions / Cancellation and Renewal
- Common Policy Provisions / Coinsurance
- Common Policy Provisions / Deductibles
- Common Policy Provisions / Deductibles / Flat
- Common Policy Provisions / Deductibles / Percentage
- Common Policy Provisions / Deductibles / Overlapping
- Common Policy Provisions / Other Insurance
- Common Policy Provisions / Other Insurance / Nonconcurrency
- Common Policy Provisions / Other Insurance / Primary and Excess
- Common Policy Provisions / Other Insurance / Pro Rata
- Common Policy Provisions / Policy Limits
- Common Policy Provisions / Restoration/Nonreduction of Limits
- Common Policy Provisions / Vacancy or Unoccupancy
- Common Policy Provisions / Liberalization
- Common Policy Provisions / Third Party Provisions
- Common Policy Provisions / Third Party Provisions / Mortgage Clause
- Common Policy Provisions / Third Party Provisions / Loss Payable Clause
- Common Policy Provisions / Third Party Provisions / No Benefit to Bailee
PERSONAL LINES REGULATIONS
- Claims
- Claims / Auto claims
- Automobile Insurance
- Automobile Insurance Assigned Risk Program (AIP)
- Mine Subsidence
DWELLING POLICIES
- Characteristics and Purpose
- Coverage Forms
- Coverage Forms / DP-1 Basic
- Coverage Forms / DP-2 Broad
- Coverage Forms / DP-3 Special
- Property Coverages
- Property Coverages / Coverage A – Dwelling
- Property Coverages / Coverage B – Other Structures
- Property Coverages / Coverage C – Personal Property
- Property Coverages / Coverage D – Fair Rental Value
- Property Coverages / Coverage E – Additional Living Expenses
- Conditions
- Exclusions
HOMEOWNERS POLICIES
- Coverage Forms
- Coverage Forms / HO-2 Broad Form
- Coverage Forms / HO-3 Special Form
- Coverage Forms / HO-4 Tenant (Contents) Form
- Coverage Forms / HO-5 Comprehensive Form
- Coverage Forms / HO-6 Condominium Unit Owners Form
- Coverage Forms / HO-8 Modified Coverage Form
- Definitions
- Definitions / Resident Premises
- Definitions / Named Insured
- Definitions / Family Member/Relative
- Section I – Property Coverages
- Section I – Property Coverages / Coverage A – Dwelling
- Section I – Property Coverages / Coverage B – Other Structures
- Section I – Property Coverages / Coverage C – Personal Property
- Section I – Property Coverages / Coverage D – Loss of Use
- Perils Insured Against (Basic, Broad, Special)
- Section II – Liability
- Section II – Liability / Coverage E – Personal Liability
- Section II – Liability / Coverage F – Medical payments
- Conditions
- Exclusions
- Exclusions / Flood (National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP))
- Exclusions / Flood (National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)) / Eligibility
- Exclusions / Wear/Tear
- Exclusions / Mechanical Breakdown
- Exclusions / Animals, Birds and Pets
- Exclusions / Motor Vehicles
- Exclusions / Earth Movement
- Exclusions / Freezing of Pipes
- Selected Endorsements
- Selected Endorsements / Earthquake
- Selected Endorsements / Water Back-Up and Sump Pump Failure
- Selected Endorsements / Building Ordinance and Law
- Selected Endorsements / Incidental business in home
- Selected Endorsements / Equipment Breakdown
- Boatowners
Automobile: Personal Auto
- Liability
- Liability / Bodily Injury
- Liability / Property Damage
- Liability / Split Limits
- Liability / Combined Single Limit
- Medical Payments
- Physical Damage (collision; other than collision; specified perils)
- Uninsured motorists
- Underinsured motorists
- Who is an insured
- Who is an insured / Named Insured
- Who is an insured / Family Member
- Who is an insured / Those using with permission
- Types of Auto
- Types of Auto / Owned
- Types of Auto / Non-owned
- Types of Auto / Hired
- Types of Auto / Temporary Substitute
- Types of Auto / Newly Acquired Autos
- Types of Auto / Transportation Expense and Rental Reimbursement Expense
- Exclusions
- Individual Insured and Drive Other Car (DOC)
COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY
- Exposures
- Exposures / Premises and Operations
- Exposures / Products and Completed Operations
- Coverage
- Coverage / Coverage A: Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability
- Coverage / Coverage A: Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability / Occurrence
- Coverage / Coverage A: Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability / Claims made
- Coverage / Coverage A: Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability / Claims made / Retroactive date
- Coverage / Coverage B: Personal Injury and Advertising Injury
- Coverage / Coverage C: Medical Payments
- Coverage / Supplemental Payments
- Coverage / Who is an insured
- Coverage / Limits
- Coverage / Limits / Per occurrence
- Coverage / Limits / Annual Aggregate
- Coverage / Damage to Property of Others
- Coverage / Damage to Property of Others / Fire Legal Liability
- Professional Liability
- Professional Liability / Errors and Omissions
- Professional Liability / Medical Malpractice
- Professional Liability / Directors and Officers (D&O)
- Professional Liability / Employment Practices Liability (EPLI)
- Professional Liability / Cyber liability and data breach
WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE, EMPLOYERS LIABILITY INSURANCE, AND RELATED ISSUES
- Standard policy concepts
- Standard policy concepts / Who is an employee/employer
- Standard policy concepts / Compensation
- Work-related vs. non-work-related
- Other states’ insurance
- Employers Liability
- Exclusive remedy
- Premium Determination
- Indiana Worker’s Compensation Regulations
- Indiana Worker’s Compensation Regulations / Benefits
- Indiana Worker’s Compensation Regulations / Who Must Be Insured/Is Not Required to Be Insured
- Indiana Worker’s Compensation Regulations / Minors
- Indiana Worker’s Compensation Regulations / Second Injury Fund
- Indiana Worker’s Compensation Regulations / Assigned Risk Plan
COMMERCIAL PACKAGE POLICIES
- Components
- Components / Common Policy Declarations
- Components / Common Policy Conditions
- Components / One or More Coverage Parts
- Components / Liability and Medical Payments
- Commercial Property
- Commercial Property / Property Conditions Form
- Commercial Property / Coverage Forms
- Commercial Property / Coverage Forms / Building, Personal Property, Personal Property of Others
- Commercial Property / Coverage Forms / Business Income
- Commercial Property / Coverage Forms / Extra Expense
- Commercial Property / Cause of Loss Forms
- Commercial Property / Cause of Loss Forms / Basic
- Commercial Property / Cause of Loss Forms / Broad
- Commercial Property / Cause of Loss Forms / Special
- Commercial Liability
- Professional and Products Liability
- Umbrella or Excess Liability
- Commercial Inland Marine
- Commercial Inland Marine / Definition and Purpose
- Ocean Marine
- Farm Coverage
- Farm Coverage / Farm Property Coverage Forms
- Farm Coverage / Farm Property Coverage Forms / Coverage A – Dwelling
- Farm Coverage / Farm Property Coverage Forms / Coverage B – Other Structures
- Farm Coverage / Farm Property Coverage Forms / Coverage C – Personal Property
- Farm Coverage / Farm Property Coverage Forms / Coverage D – Loss of Use
- Farm Coverage / Farm Property Coverage Forms / Coverage E – Scheduled Farm Personal Property
- Farm Coverage / Farm Property Coverage Forms / Coverage F – Unscheduled Farm Personal Property
- Farm Coverage / Farm Property Coverage Forms / Coverage G – Other Farm Structures
- Farm Coverage / Farm Property Coverage Forms / Coverage H - Bodily Injury & property damage
- Farm Coverage / Farm Property Coverage Forms / Coverage I - Personal & Advertising Injury
- Farm Coverage / Farm Property Coverage Forms / Coverage J - Medical Payments
- Farm Coverage / Causes of Loss (Basic, Broad, Special)
- Farm Coverage / Crop-Hail Insurance versus Multi-Peril Crop Insurance
- Farm Coverage / Conditions
- Farm Coverage / Exclusions
BUSINESSOWNERS POLICY (BOP)
- Definition and use
COMMERCIAL AUTO
- Who is insured
- Types of vehicles
- Garage Coverage Form, including Garagekeepers Insurance
ADJUSTING LOSSES
- Role of the Adjuster
- Role of the Adjuster / Duties and Responsibilities
- Role of the Adjuster / Public Adjuster
- Role of the Adjuster / Independent Adjuster
- Role of the Adjuster / Staff Adjuster
- Role of the Adjuster / Relationship to the Legal Profession
- Property and Casualty
- Property and Casualty / Insured’s Duties Following a Loss
- Property and Casualty / Insured’s Duties Following a Loss / Notice
- Property and Casualty / Insured’s Duties Following a Loss / Minimizing Loss
- Property and Casualty / Insured’s Duties Following a Loss / Proof of Loss
- Property and Casualty / Insured’s Duties Following a Loss / Books and Records
- Property and Casualty / Insured’s Duties Following a Loss / Abandonment
- Property and Casualty / Claims Investigation Process and Procedures
- Property and Casualty / Claims Investigation Process and Procedures / Critical Evidence
- Property and Casualty / Claims Investigation Process and Procedures / Other Evidence
- Property and Casualty / Claims Investigation Process and Procedures / Official Reports
- Property and Casualty / Claims Investigation Process and Procedures / Written and Audio Statements
- Property and Casualty / Determining Value and Loss
- Property and Casualty / Determining Value and Loss / Burden of Proof of Loss and of Value
- Property and Casualty / Determining Value and Loss / Estimates
- Property and Casualty / Determining Value and Loss / Depreciation
- Property and Casualty / Determining Value and Loss / Salvage
- Property and Casualty / Claim Settlement Options/Releases
- Property and Casualty / Payment and Discharge
- Property and Casualty / Claims Adjustment Procedures
- Property and Casualty / Claims Adjustment Procedures / Dispute Resolution
- Property and Casualty / Claims Adjustment Procedures / Dispute Resolution / Appraisal
- Property and Casualty / Claims Adjustment Procedures / Dispute Resolution / Arbitration
- Property and Casualty / Claims Adjustment Procedures / Dispute Resolution / Litigation
- Property and Casualty / Liability
- Types of Adjuster Reports
- Types of Adjuster Reports / Initial/Field Report
- Types of Adjuster Reports / Interim Report
- Types of Adjuster Reports / Full Report
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
- Construction Styles, Materials, Measurements and Components
- Construction Styles, Materials, Measurements and Components / Roofing/Siding
- Construction Styles, Materials, Measurements and Components / Framing
- Construction Styles, Materials, Measurements and Components / Foundations
- Construction Styles, Materials, Measurements and Components / Flooring
- Construction Styles, Materials, Measurements and Components / Mechanical (e.g., Plumbing, Heating, Electrical)
- Construction Styles, Materials, Measurements and Components / Water, Smoke and Fire Remediation
- Construction Styles, Materials, Measurements and Components / Debris Removal
- Construction Types
- Construction Types / Stick-Built
- Construction Types / Pre-Fabrication
- Construction Types / Manufactured
- Endorsements
- Endorsements / Actual Cash Value Endorsement
- Endorsements / Actual Cash Value Endorsement / Recoverable versus Non-Recoverable Depreciation
- Endorsements / Matching Endorsement
- Endorsements / Common Construction Endorsement
- Endorsements / Amendatory Debris Removal
- Building Codes and Code Enforcement
Examination sources
- Indiana Insurance Supplement Examination Content Outlines
Cover, Content Outlines effective date
- Indiana Insurance Supplement Examination Content Outlines
s24, examination-specific outline heading
- Indiana Insurance Supplement Examination Content Outlines
s24, examination-specific scoring heading
- Indiana Insurance Supplement Examination Content Outlines
s24 Independent Adjuster, scored-question heading
- Indiana Insurance Examination Candidate Handbook
p10, About the Exam, multiple-choice assessment
- Indiana Insurance Examination Candidate Handbook
p5, Available Examinations and Fees, independent examination
- IDOI Resident Adjuster Licensing Requirements
Resident Independent Adjusters Licensing Requirements, examination item