New Hampshire Adjuster License

An insurance adjuster (claims adjuster) processes claims under the terms of the insured’s policy. If you want to enter the insurance market without having to sell insurance, this might be the perfect choice for you.

How do I get my insurance adjuster license in New Hampshire?

Prepare for the exam

On your way of adjuster licensing, you will need to obtain appropriate knowledge about the major of an adjuster. To do so, you must attend particular pre-licensing courses or choose independent study.

Independent study may be suitable for those, who like studying on their own and do not mind doing their own research. Thus, you can easily find studying materials on the Internet or purchase professional books.

You may also ask licensed adjusters for some help and directions.

The advantage of independent study is that you will not need to pay for tuition. Furthermore, you will be able to concentrate on your studies and pay more attention to the questions that you feel insecure about.

Pre-licensing courses have their good sides as well providing that you are a fan of classroom engagement.

Such packages usually offer brand-new learning techniques and correspond to state standards. What is more, they issue a Certificate of completion, which you may need in the future.

Each of the above-mentioned options is acceptable as long as they effectively prepare you for the state licensing exam.

Take the state licensing exam

Once you feel ready, you must take and pass the New Hampshire insurance adjuster license exam. This may be the greatest challenge of the licensing process, as it will test your education and capabilities.

Click here, login to your account and register for the adjuster exam. You may also call at (800) 869-6603 and reserve your spot by phone. The examination fee is $65 for each attempt. Do not forget to pay while making the reservation.

After the examination, you will get a printed score report. If it indicates 70% or higher, then you have passed the test.

Submit your license application

The next step is applying for the New Hampshire adjuster license. Follow this link to submit your application online and pay $75 license fee (by credit card or electronic check).

Contact Information

State of New Hampshire Insurance Department
License Division
21 South Fruit Street, Suite 14
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: 603.271.0203
Fax: 603.271.7029

How to renew adjuster license in New Hampshire?

In the state of New Hampshire, you must renew your adjuster license every two years. Thus, you should complete renewal requirements before the license is due to expire.

The main requirement is completing 24 hours of approved continuing education, as well three hours of ethics.

Today, most continuing education courses are available to take online. Therefore, you will easily be able to fit the courses into your busy schedule.

Click here and renew the adjuster license online, paying $75 renewal fee. If your license has expired, you may still be able to renew it within 30 days. In this case, you will also need to pay additional $25 as a late fee.

During the renewal period, the department may contact you to ask for needed documents.

Costs associated with New Hampshire adjuster license

To become a licensed adjuster in the state of New Hampshire, you will need to pay the following fixed fees. In the first place, you will need to pay $65 for each examination attempt and then, $75 for license application.

Every two years you must pay $75 for license renewal. Not to mention the fees associated with pre-licensing and continuing education, which will cost you a particular amount of money, too.