What must a licensed property and casualty adjuster do to maintain their license over time?

To maintain their license, a licensed property and casualty adjuster must complete required continuing education. This requirement is in place to ensure that adjusters stay current with the latest industry practices, regulations, and developments in the field. Ongoing education helps enhance their professional skills and knowledge, thereby improving the quality of service provided to clients and the overall effectiveness of the insurance industry.

The requirement for continuing education varies by state and may include specific coursework or training programs that focus on relevant topics. Adjusters must fulfill these education criteria within designated periods, often biennially, to renew their licenses successfully. Failure to complete the required continuing education can lead to disciplinary actions, including the inability to renew the license.

Engagement in community service, filing a biannual report, or passing a competency test annually do not typically pertain to the licensure maintenance requirements for property and casualty adjusters. While these activities might be beneficial in a professional context, they are not mandated for maintaining licensure.