Description
The Colorado Insurance Adjuster Pre-Licensing Course is offered through a comprehensive 40-hour Texas Adjuster Property & Casualty Licensing program, which is state-approved by the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI). Because Colorado does not license insurance adjusters directly, many aspiring Colorado adjusters obtain a Texas Adjuster License due to its broad reciprocity agreements with 32 states, including Colorado.
This fully online, self-paced course covers foundational principles of property and casualty insurance adjusting alongside Texas-specific laws and regulations. It prepares candidates thoroughly for the Texas Adjuster Property & Casualty exam, which is included and can be completed at the end of the course. The exam questions emphasize practical application (70%) and memorization (30%), ensuring students understand both the theory and real-world practices of insurance adjusting.
Course topics include:
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Standard Fire Policies
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Auto Liability and Texas Personal Auto Policy (PAP)
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Personal and Commercial Lines Coverage
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Inland and Ocean Marine Insurance
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Bonds
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Texas Licensing Requirements
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Marketing Practices
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Adjuster Responsibilities and Duties
After passing the exam, students receive a Certificate of Completion and can apply to the Texas Department of Insurance for their Adjuster License. Fingerprint submission is required as part of the licensing process. Once licensed in Texas, adjusters can apply for a non-resident adjuster license in Colorado under reciprocal licensing laws, allowing them to conduct insurance adjusting work legally within Colorado.
Prospective adjusters should always check with the Colorado Division of Insurance to confirm licensing eligibility and specific reciprocity details. This course provides an accessible, efficient path for Colorado residents to enter the insurance adjusting profession with a license recognized across multiple states.
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