Getting your Florida Adjuster License

AE21 Online Florida Online Adjuster Licensing Training Continuing Education


	Getting Licensed


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AE21 Online, is proud to offer what was the very first Online Florida All-Lines Claims Adjuster Licensing course that satisfies all requirements for obtaining your Florida All-Lines Adjuster license. Certified by AE21 Incorporated, Florida provider #362988.

This adjuster licensing course is like nothing else on the market as it takes students through an open-book learning process that is divided into five (5) major sections, each filled with relevant learning objectives and real-world adjusting case studies. Our course material is prepared in a proprietary “reinforced-learning” format designed exclusively by AE21 Online for adjusters and the claims profession.

The course begins with the role of the adjuster in the management of post-loss exposures covered by insurance, quickly moves into the principles of best claims practices, and concludes with practical application of claims analysis and adjustment. The course not only covers all of the fundamental concepts and practices related to adjusting all lines of property and casualty claims, but also some of the most important Florida-specific insurance laws and regulations related to insurance claims adjusting.

This isn’t just theory, folks. In this online course, you will actually learn how to handle and properly adjust claims. You will develop skills that you can immediately use after starting your career in claims. You’re going to know what to do and why, how to become immediately productive and produce quality work, and you’ll know the right questions to ask when necessary. After taking the AE21 Online course, you won’t be going in blind...

Licensing course contents include:

	INTRODUCTION TO CLAIMS ADJUSTING Welcome to Claims The Role of an Insurance Adjuster The Art and Practice of Adjusting Claims Handling Practices Conducting Insurance Business in Florida Unfair Claim Practices Insurance and the Policy Property Insurance Concepts and Doctrines Liability Insurance Concepts and Doctrines CASUALTY ADJUSTING Casualty Adjusting Automobile Liability Claims Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Claims No-Fault/Person Injury Protection (PIP) Commercial & Business Auto Claims General Liability Claims Other Claims Under the CGL Policy Crime - Employee Dishonesty - Bonds Homeowners and Personal Liability Claims Workers’ Compensation Claims

PROPERTY ADJUSTING
Property Claims Adjusting
The Basic Property Loss Adjustment Calculation
The Standard Fire Policy/Dwelling Claims
Homeowners Insurance and Claims
Perils Insured Against & Other Coverages
Farm and Flood Insurance Claims
Application of Relevant Property Adjusting Doctrines
Application of Coinsurance
Coinsurance and Catastrophes
Commercial Property Claims
Equipment Breakdown Insurance
Inland & Ocean Marine Insurance

AUTO PHYSICAL DAMAGE & MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN ADJUSTING
The Art of Physical Damage Adjusting
Auto Physical Damage Claims: Collision, Comprehensive & Rental Reimbursement
Loss Settlement & Claims Examples
Mechanical Breakdown Insurance and Claims

HEALTH, RESIDUAL MARKETS AND STATUTES
Forms of Health Insurance and Coverages
Florida’s Residual Markets
Statutes Governing Licensing and Ethical Claims Practices

HOW DO I APPLY FOR AN ADJUSTER’S LICENSE?

In order to secure your Florida All Lines Adjuster’s license, you must carefully follow several steps:

Step 1: Register for the the Online Florida All Lines Adjuster “Certified Claims Adjuster” Designation Course. (Click here...)

Step 2: Apply for your License with the Florida Department of Financial Services. We recommend that you begin the license application process at the same time you start the online course, so that by the time you have completed all course requirements and have received your certificate and letter of designation, you will receive your license more quickly.

Click here for an instructional document that you can also download and save for future review.

Step 3: Complete the CCA designation course of study.

Step 4: Secure your license.

You will receive 2 originals of your Letter of Designation (signed in blue ink) approximately 5 - 7 business days after you complete the course. Please refer to the instructional document above for completing the licensing process.

MAY I FAX MY DESIGNATION LETTER TO THE DFS TO EXPEDITE THE LICENSING PROCESS?
No. Faxed applications are not acceptable. You must do it as instructed or you will experience delay and frustration in the process. (By the way, do not believe anything to the contrary that you may hear, even if from a customer service representative at the DFS itself. This is a hard and fast rule, and Specialists within the Licensing Department will verify this.)

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