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Public Adjuster Resident License in Florida

Quick Answer

Florida licenses public adjusters under statutes 626.854/626.865 through the Department of Financial Services, requiring a state exam; Florida is a major catastrophe adjuster market.

Exam
Florida Public Adjuster Exam
Timeline
1-3 months
Renewal
Every Every 2 years

Requirements

Public Adjuster Resident license in Florida

silver
Veterans Benefits
N/A - Not displayed

Licensing Agency

FL Department of Insurance~Bureau of Agent Licensing

How to Get Licensed

Step-by-step roadmap to becoming a licensed Public Adjuster Resident in Florida.

  1. 1

    Submit Your Application

    File your application with the licensing agency.

  2. 2

    Receive Your License

    Processing typically takes 1-3 months.

Public Adjuster Resident Licensing in Florida: What to Know

Florida licenses public adjusters through the Department of Financial Services, Bureau of Agent Licensing, under Florida Statutes 626.854 and 626.865. A public adjuster in Florida is anyone who, for compensation, prepares or files insurance claim forms, negotiates settlements, or solicits employment as a claims adjuster on behalf of insureds. Florida is a high-demand state for public adjusters due to its significant hurricane and catastrophe exposure. The state distinguishes between resident and non-resident public adjuster licenses. Florida requires applicants to pass a state licensing examination and applies through NIPR. The state has strict regulations on public adjuster solicitation practices, especially during declared emergencies.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to get a Public Adjuster Resident license in Florida?
The process typically takes 1-3 months, depending on education completion and exam scheduling.
What exam do I need for a Public Adjuster Resident license in Florida?
You need to pass the Florida Public Adjuster Exam. N/A

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Data from CareerOneStop (DOLETA/DEED). Last updated: February 15, 2026.