Indiana Public Adjuster Bond
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How much does an Indiana public adjuster bond cost?
The Indiana public adjuster bond costs $100 annually. You can save money by choosing our multi-year discount to extend your adjuster license bond term during checkout!
How do I get a public adjuster surety bond in Indiana?
You can purchase your Indiana public insurance adjuster bond online 24/7. Simply select your preferred term and provide your public insurance adjuster name and address for Department of Insurance filing approval. Once your payment has been processed, your official Indiana surety bond will be sent to your email instantly.
How fast can I get an adjuster license bond?
SuretyBonds.com offers instant Indiana public adjuster bond delivery 24/7. Purchase now to receive your official public adjuster license bond delivered in minutes by email.
What is an Indiana public adjuster bond?
Indiana Code 27-1-27-4(e) requires individuals file a $10,000 surety bond to be licensed to work as public adjusters in the state. By filing this bond, a public adjuster agrees to faithfully perform their professional duties according to Indiana Code and any other rule enforced by the Indiana Department of Insurance. If they fail to do so, their issuing surety insurance company will pay valid claims to harmed individuals up to the full $10,000 bond amount, which the public adjuster must reimburse.
Who regulates licensing for public adjusters?
The Indiana Department of Insurance enforces licensing requirements for public adjusters in the state, including the $10,000 bond amount requirement. If you have questions about your license application, current licensure, or insurance adjuster bond, you can contact the DOI by calling 1(800)457-8283.
The Indiana Department of Insurance requires this bond for public insurance adjuster licensing. If you work as an insurance adjuster in states other than Indiana, we also offer insurance adjuster bonds nationwide.
How do I update or change my public adjuster bond form?
If the Indiana Department of Insurance requires your surety bond documentation to be updated for any reason, contact your surety company. If you purchased your bond from SuretyBonds.com, email [email protected] to explain the needed change. The most common changes requested are updating your name or address to match your existing claims adjuster licensure or new license application.
How do I renew my Indiana public adjuster bond?
You must renew your Indiana public adjuster bond before its current term expires. Indiana Code 27-1-27-4(e) specifically requires public adjuster licensing bonds be renewed annually. Once you pay your SuretyBonds.com renewal invoice, renewal instructions will be sent to keep your bond active for your next public adjuster license term.
How do you get your adjusters license in Indiana?
You must meet the following requirements before applying for an Indiana public adjuster license.
- Be at least 18 years old.
- Be an Indiana resident.
- Have proof that you're trustworthy and have good character.
If you meet the criteria, complete the following steps to apply for your Indiana claims adjuster licensure.
- Take and pass the written public adjuster examination.
- Submit the application with the required documents.
- Pay all fees.
- Purchase and file your $10,000 bond amount.
What are the total public adjuster licensing fees for Indiana?
The licensing fee for Indiana public adjusters is $50, and there's also a $50 exam fee. You might be required to pay an additional processing fee.
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