Things You'll Need:
- $65
- Experience
- Education
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Step 1
Before you can start the Georgia adjuster application process, you must complete a 40 hour pre-licensing course. There is a link to pre-licensing providers on this page. The only way the pre-licensing process can be waived is if the applicant has a CPCU (Chartered Property Casualty underwriter) designation or if you were previously licensed in the state from which you are moving (or, if a non-resident, the state in which you are a resident).
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Step 2
Next, contact PearsonVUE to schedule an adjuster examination. You can call them at 1-800-274-0488. A link to a list of testing centers in the state of Georgia is included on this page. The pre-licensing course should provide you with the information you need to pass this test, so be sure to study and prepare!
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Step 3
Complete the resident on non-resident application. Both are linked to under additional resources. Include a check for $65 with your application.
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Step 4
When approved, you'll receive a license in the mail. When it's time for renewal, you will get a mailing 45 days in advance. You can file renewals electronically using the link below.
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Step 5
All residents are required to get 15 hours of continuing education a year, with 3 hours in ethics. Seek out continuing education providers and
