- Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing & Continuing Education
Initial License
Non-residents must have a license in their home state or 6 months verifiable experience as an adjuster.
- License Examinations for non-residents that do not qualify above - Prometric
- Apply on Line if you hold a license in your resident state or designated home state.
- Apply on Line if you DO NOT hold a license in your resident State -
Non-Residents may apply on Line if you DO NOT hold an adjuster license in your resident state but meet our requirement of 6 months experience as an adjuster (an alternative to taking the NH Exam).
NOTE: Upon entering your SSN and last name, the system will search for a qualifying exam. You will receive a message that you have not taken a qualifying exam. Continue to apply by selecting the “Apply for a License”.
- ONLINE applications are strongly encouraged. Alternative Paper License Application

- License Fees

- Insufficient Funds Policy

Renewal License
The department continues to make strides to further reduce costs and in the near future,we expect to send out renewal reminders via
email. It will be imperative that you keep us informed of a current email address for future notifications.
E Mail Update
Currently, renewal notices with instructions are mailed to your mailing address of record approximately 60 days prior to license expiration. . You cannot renew prior to 60 days before expiration. Non - receipt of a renewal notice does not negate your responsibility to renew your license. All Resident Adjusters must apply online.
The renewal period for licenses expiring 10/1/11 has closed. See REINSTATEMENTS instructions below
- Licensing Fees

- - Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing & Continuing Education

Reinstatement of License within two years of expiration
- Apply on Line if you hold a license in your resident state or designated home state
- Per RSA 400A:29 fee for reinstatement $150
- Alternative Paper application

- If two years has elapsed since expiration, new application fee of $75 applies.
License Amendment
- Adding a Line of Authority: Requires a new application and a $50.00 fee. Must meet eligibility requirements.
- Apply on Line if you hold a license in your resident state
- Deleting a Line of Authority: Make request in writing and include the $50.00 fee.
Temporary/Emergency/Catastrophe licenses will be issued upon a declaration of a State of Emergency by the Governor. The Commissioner can also issue Temporary/Emergency/Catastrophe licenses if the Commissioner determines there is an emergency or disaster that requires the temporary licensing of adjusters pursuant to RSA 402-B:11.
Apply on Line if you hold an adjuster license in your resident state or designated home state.
Apply on Line if you DO NOT hold a license in your resident State - Non-Residents may apply on Line if you DO NOT hold an adjuster license in your resident state but meet our requirement of 6 months experience as an adjuster (an alternative to taking the NH Exam).
NOTE: Upon entering your SSN and last name, the system will search for a qualifying exam. You will receive a message that you have not taken a qualifying exam. Continue to apply by selecting the “Apply for a License”.
Alternative paper Adjuster Application and mail or hand-deliver it to the Department. Indicate on the application that it is for an "Emergency License."
Applicants must be licensed in another state or have 6 months adjusting experience.
To verify and print license, select LICENSE STATUS on our homepage.
License will be processed immediately upon receipt and, if otherwise qualified, the license will be approved.
Licensing fee must be received prior to license issue.
Please Contact the Licensing Division With Any Questions.
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