Nevada
Nevada Adjuster Business Rules
On September 6, 2024, the Nevada Division of Insurance indicated that it appears the business rule preventing nonresident adjuster license applicants from applying in Nevada when they hold a producer license in their home state is being applied in some cases where it should not be. Those who have a resident producer license in a state other than Nevada and don’t hold a nonresident producer license in Nevada, are eligible to apply for a nonresident adjuster license in Nevada. The state indicated they will file trouble tickets to resolve this issue. In the meantime, a manual application can be submitted using the following information.
This checklist is provided for a paper application. All documents are submitted via email (preferred) or on paper. Any missing, incorrect, or incomplete documents can result in a delay in licensure approval or cause the application to be withdrawn-closed-as-incomplete. All items are due with the application. Fees are non-refundable.
1. Payment of application fee $185.00 [check made out to “Nevada Division of Insurance” for paper applications, EFT form for emailed applications].
https://doi.nv.gov/uploadedFiles/doinvgov/_public-documents/Licensing/NDOI_112_Incoming_Funds_Form_no_RTN.pdf
1. Paper Applications indicate license type on page two. Microsoft Word - Individual Initial Adjuster Application -Adopted - 8.6.13.docx (naic.org)
2. If applicable, supporting court docs/personal statement for any background questions answered “Yes.”
Supporting documents for any “yes” answers to background questions include:
- Personal Statement
- Charging/Sentencing Documents
- Final Disposition/Resolution Documents or
- Compliance Documents/Judgment of Conviction
Mail the required documents to: Nevada.licensing@doi.nv.gov cc: ifn@doi.nv.gov
1. Payment of application fee $185.00 [check made out to “Nevada Division of Insurance” for paper applications, EFT form for emailed applications].
https://doi.nv.gov/uploadedFiles/doinvgov/_public-documents/Licensing/NDOI_112_Incoming_Funds_Form_no_RTN.pdf
1. Paper Applications indicate license type on page two. Microsoft Word - Individual Initial Adjuster Application -Adopted - 8.6.13.docx (naic.org)
2. If applicable, supporting court docs/personal statement for any background questions answered “Yes.”
Supporting documents for any “yes” answers to background questions include:
- Personal Statement
- Charging/Sentencing Documents
- Final Disposition/Resolution Documents or
- Compliance Documents/Judgment of Conviction
Mail the required documents to: Nevada.licensing@doi.nv.gov cc: ifn@doi.nv.gov
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