North Dakota adjuster license
North Dakota doesn't license independent adjusters. Here's how to work claims there anyway.
Working as an adjuster from North Dakota
Residents of states without an adjuster license usually get a designated home state (DHS) license from Texas or Florida — pass that state's adjuster exam (or approved course), get fingerprinted, and use the license to get nonresident licenses in states that require one. No independent adjuster license (only Public Adjuster: PSI exam $61, 100 Q, 120 min, $100 fee, $20,000 bond).
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Adjuster license rules across the US
Other North Dakota licenses
Life & Health license · Property & Casualty license · All North Dakota insurance licenses
Questions
How long does it take to get a independent insurance adjuster license in North Dakota?
North Dakota has no required pre-licensing hours, so many candidates sit the exam within 1–3 weeks of studying. After you pass, license approval usually takes a few days to a few weeks after fingerprints clear.
How much does a North Dakota Adjuster license cost?
See the fees table above; add fingerprints and a course if you take one.
Who runs the North Dakota insurance exam?
The state's exam vendor. Book the exam on the vendor's site after reading the candidate handbook.