Licensing is a fact of life for nearly every insurance adjuster. It can be quite challenging to stay current on state-by-state requirements.

Consider:

  • Thirty-four states require an individual independent adjuster to be licensed in various forms to work claims. The remaining 16 states will be following suit in coming years.
  • Fourteen states require adjusters employed by carriers to be licensed. Twenty states require that independent adjusting firms be licensed.
  • Every state requires any firm doing business within their borders be properly registered.

Adjusters open themselves — and their employers — to significant risks if they are not properly licensed or fail to maintain their licensing. Adjusters are already busy staying updated on the latest tools, technologies, and trends. Navigating changing licensure regulations is an additional time-consuming challenge.

And this is where Xeneros can provide critical and timely solutions.

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