Colorado Insurance Adjuster Licensing

Colorado does not offer a state-specific insurance adjuster license. If you want to be able to practice in the state of Colorado, we recommend you become licensed in Texas and claim Texas as your home state. This will allow you to live in Colorado and hold an adjuster license since most carriers and firms you work for will want you to hold a license. 

Applicable Training Courses

The Texas All-Lines Pre-Licensing Course will prepare you to become licensed in Texas and all the states that offer reciprocity. Click here to learn more and register for this course.

FAQ

Q. What Should I Do To Become a Colorado Insurance Adjuster?

A. Get a Texas All-Lines Insurance Adjusters License  with Texas as your “Designated Home State”. Since there is no such thing as a Colorado Insurance Adjuster License, you should get a license in a state such as Texas that allows you to get a “Designated Home State” license if you are from a state that offers no licensing.

Q. Why do I need a designated home state?

A. It is extremely difficult to get work if you do not carry a license, even though Colorado doesn’t offer state-specific licensing. As an insurance adjuster, you’ll want to be able to work in states other than your home state. Texas is a large state with heavy storm activity, so it’s a common place for adjusters to work.

Texas requires adjusters to be licensed. By designating Texas as your home state, your Texas license will allow you to work in other states with reciprocity.

Q. Why do you recommend a TEXAS Adjuster License?

A. It’s not just about getting a license, but being able to renew it as required. It’s easy to get CE credits for Texas. Most conferences you attend as an adjuster will always have their CE credits approved for Texas. Some companies recommend other states, such as Indiana. While you can get licensed quickly there, not many places will give you CE credits, which makes it harder to renew your license. You’ll always find Texas on the list where CE courses are offered.

Texas is also recognized by many states for reciprocity. This makes it easy to get licensed in other states as long as you keep your Texas license current. Reciprocity means the other states recognize your Texas license and don’t require you to take their licensing exam.

2021 Training offers online classes which makes getting your Texas Adjuster License easy. No need to travel anywhere for testing or class time. It’s all online and available from your computer 24 hours a day.  We have CE classes approved by Texas to meet all your Continuing Education Requirements online without ever leaving home. You can take them anytime and always be current on your license renewals.

Q. How do I become licensed in the state of Texas?

A. Here are the steps you need to take:

• Complete the Texas All-Lines Pre-Licensing Class
• Get fingerprints to submit with your application.
• Complete the Texas application choosing Texas as your “Designated Home State”.
• Submit the application to state with:
  • State Fee: $50
  • Class Completion Certificate from our online course
  • Fingerprint Receipt
  • Completed Application  (See How To Fill Out License Application)

Q. How do I contact the Colorado Division of Insurance?

A. Their contact info is as follows:

• By Mail: Colorado Division of Insurance, 1560 Broadway, Suite 850, Denver, CO 80202
• By Phone: 303-894-7499 or 1-800-930-3745
• By Email: dora_insurance@state.co.us
• Online: https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/dora/node/90616

Colorado Insurance Adjuster Statistics

• Number of Insurance Adjusters in Colorado (according to Claims Pages): 13,380
• Total Incurred Losses in Colorado 2013 (most recent data available): $13,004,900,000
• Property/Casualty Damage: $6,302,530,000
• According to the Storm Prediction Center, Colorado sees an average of 47 tornadoes per year.
• According to The National Weather Service, Colorado ranks 19th in the nation for lightning strikes.
• In 2013, more than $2 billion in flood damages were caused by widespread flooding throughout the Front Range of Colorado, according to the Colorado Geological Survey.

2021 Training Has Everything You Need from Start to Finish

Ready to start your career as a licensed insurance adjuster in Texas? We will walk you through the process so you can work in many states and have more profitable deployments. Call 2021 Training today or go online to enroll in our courses!