About Missouri Insurance Adjuster Licensing

Earn Your Missouri Insurance Adjuster License

If you are interested in a promising career, you may want to explore becoming an insurance claims adjuster. In Missouri, there is no state exam to become an independent adjuster, so your process will be a little different than the insurance adjuster exam you might take in other states.

What Is An Insurance Claims Adjuster?

The typical job of an insurance claims adjuster who works for an insurance company is to investigate claims made by policyholders. You are the expert who visits the site of a claim, talks to the claimant, interviews witnesses, assesses damage and makes sure the claim is legitimate and paid out correctly.

How Do I Become A Missouri Insurance Claims Adjuster?

Unlike most states, Missouri does not license adjusters and does not have an adjusters exam. However, since most employers will want anyone they hire to have an adjuster license before they can work, there is a solution.

We recommend Missouri residents wanting to become a licensed independent adjuster obtain a Designated Home State (DHS) License from either Florida or Texas. Having a DHS license is helpful because it shows potential employers that you have taken advanced education and passed an exam and it also presents the easiest path to getting a reciprocal license to work in other states.

Our TX and FL online courses provide all the study materials you need and even include the state test so there is no travel required. If you are willing to put in the time, our courses give you a great chance of passing the exam right out of the gate.

How Do I Start Working As An Insurance Claims Adjuster In Missouri?

Getting a DHS license is a relatively simply process. Just complete one of our online adjuster licensing courses, take the accompanying state exam, and submit your adjuster license application to the appropriate state's Department of Insurance.

Both Florida and Texas licenses offer great reciprocity with other states and remain the two most popular adjuster licenses for anyone that lives in a non-licensing state.

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While you are selecting your courses, you should also investigate our Xactimate training. Xactimate proficiency is an absolute must for both public adjusters and other insurance claims adjusters. This is the software that the experts rely on to calculate claims adjustments. Our courses will help you master this software, making your job easier and making you more skilled and more appealing to potential employers.

Recommended Missouri Adjuster License Training Courses

AB Training Center provides Missouri Adjuster training and materials needed to obtain your Missouri Adjuster License, as well as courses to help you earn your Designated Home State (DHS) License.