Public adjuster exam prep
Yes, you can be both a licensed public adjuster and a roofing contractor in the state of Illinois.
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Compliance is key
"A person shall not act, advertise, solicit, or hold himself out as a public adjuster or to be in the business of adjusting insurance claims in this state nor attempt to obtain a contract for public adjusting services, unless the person is licensed as a public adjuster"
Public Adjuster Statue, 215 ILCS5/Art. XLV
What is a Public Adjuster?
A public adjuster or insurance adjuster is a licensed professional who assists policyholders in preparing, filing, and negotiating insurance claims. Public adjusters work on behalf of the policyholder to ensure they receive the maximum settlement they are entitled to from their insurance policy provider.
Public adjusters in Illinois work on a commission basis, ranging between 10% and 20% on the claim settlement or payout. Based on Employment Statistics, public adjusters make $67,000 per annum.
Public Adjuster Benefits.
Being both a public adjuster and a roofing contractor in Illinois offers a unique advantage. As a public insurance adjuster, you can assess and maximize insurance claims. Meanwhile, as a roofing contractor, you can directly handle the repairs or replacements needed.
This dual role provides a seamless experience, increased trust, and revenue. It's the perfect role for people who enjoy helping everyday folks while earning a respectable income. All it takes is clicking a button to join the best PA exam prep course in Illinois!
PA Exam Requirements.
You must be at least 18 years old to apply for the Illinois public adjuster license exam. Secondary requirements include knowing the necessary PA terminologies, techniques, and paying the examination fee. Pearson Vue administers the Public Adjuster exam according to your selected date, time, and location.
An Illinois public adjuster license costs $340 to $400, including an examination fee of $92. You must correctly answer at least 70 out of 100 questions to pass. This 70% quota is precisely why first-time test takers fail the exam!
PA License Requirements.
You must meet some basic requirements to get your PA License. These include being at least 18 years old, applying for the license, passing the exam, filing the $250 application, submitting a $50,000 surety bond, verification of fingerprints, and a proposed public adjuster contract for approval.
We know it seems like a lot, especially when you're new to the adjusting industry. Don't worry, because we'll help along every step of the way. Join our PA exam prep classes now and mark your place as a public adjuster.
The IRI team has adjusted tens of millions of dollars in residential and commercial claims. We will help you pass your test, comply with Illinois law, and give you the skills to be a better PA.
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