Public adjusters represent policyholders in insurance claims, and states that licence them almost always require a surety bond first. It protects the policyholder against misappropriated claim proceeds or unlicensed conduct. Pick your state below for its requirement and price.
The $20,000 licensing bond every Colorado public adjuster must file with the Division of Insurance. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 license bond every Delaware public adjuster files with the Insurance Commissioner. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 licensing bond every DC public insurance adjuster files with the Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 licensing bond every Georgia public adjuster files with the Insurance Commissioner. $100 flat — the application collects no credit information.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond every Hawaii public adjuster files with the Insurance Commissioner under HRS 431:9-223. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 licensing bond every Idaho public adjuster files with the Department of Insurance. Priced at 1% of the bond amount, $100 minimum.
View bond details & applyThe $50,000 licensing bond every Illinois public adjuster files with the Department of Insurance. $500 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 licensing bond every Indiana public adjuster files with the Department of Insurance. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $50,000 financial-responsibility bond an Iowa public adjuster files with the Insurance Division. $500 flat. The application collects no credit information.
View bond details & applyThe $50,000 licensing bond every Kentucky public adjuster files with the Department of Insurance under KRS 304.9-430. $500 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $50,000 evidence of financial responsibility R.S. 22:1701 requires before the Louisiana Department of Insurance issues a public adjuster license. $500 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 licensing bond every Minnesota public adjuster files with the Department of Commerce. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $50,000 licensing bond a Mississippi public adjuster files with the Insurance Department. $500 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 license bond every Missouri public adjuster files with the Department of Commerce and Insurance. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe fixed $5,000 license bond every Montana public adjuster files with the CSI. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 licensing bond every Nebraska public adjuster must file with the Department of Insurance. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 licensing bond every New Jersey public adjuster must file with the Department of Banking and Insurance. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 licensing bond every New Mexico public adjuster files with the Office of Superintendent of Insurance. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $1,000 licensing bond every New York public adjuster must file with the Department of Financial Services.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 licensing bond every North Carolina public adjuster files with the Department of Insurance. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 licensing bond every North Dakota public adjuster must file with the Insurance Department. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 licensing bond every Oklahoma public adjuster files with the Insurance Department under 36 O.S. § 6214. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $50,000 licensing bond every Tennessee public adjuster files with Commerce & Insurance. $500 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 licensing bond every Wisconsin public adjuster files with the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyA licensing prerequisite that protects the policyholder you represent.
Anyone licensed as a public adjuster — the professionals who negotiate property claims on behalf of policyholders rather than for the carrier. Most states bond them at licensing and renewal.
The policyholder. The common claim is claim proceeds that passed through the adjuster and never reached the insured, or fees taken in excess of the statutory cap.
By state statute, typically a flat figure per licence. Because it is fixed, the price is known before you apply and appears on each state page.















