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Which of these 9?
They are not variations of one license. Which you want changes what you have to study and what you may sell.
- Automobile Adjuster No course No course sold
Investigates and negotiates settlement of Delaware automobile claims. Separate from the Motor Vehicle Appraiser license, which assesses the damage rather than settles the claim.
- Casualty Adjuster No course from $129.95
Investigates and negotiates settlement of Delaware casualty claims, the liability side of the pair. No pre-licensing course is required.
- Crop Adjuster No course No course sold
Investigates and settles Delaware crop claims, and it is the one adjuster line the state does not examine itself. Delaware takes a federal proficiency test in place of its own paper, and no pre-licensing course is required.
- Fidelity and Surety Adjuster No course No course sold
Investigates and negotiates settlement of Delaware fidelity and surety claims. No pre-licensing course is required.
- Marine and Transportation Adjuster No course No course sold
Investigates and negotiates settlement of Delaware marine and transportation claims. No pre-licensing course is required.
- Property Adjuster No course from $129.95
Investigates and negotiates settlement of Delaware property claims on behalf of licensed agents, brokers, self-insurers or insurers. No pre-licensing course is required.
- Workers' Compensation Adjuster No course No course sold
Investigates and negotiates settlement of Delaware workers' compensation claims. A regulation of its own governs it, and it sets continuing education rather than a pre-licensing course.
- Motor Vehicle Appraiser No course from $169.95
Assesses physical damage to motor vehicles in Delaware. It appraises the damage where an adjuster settles the claim, and the Code keeps the two apart in the same section.
- Public Adjuster No course No course sold
Acts for the insured rather than the insurer, and only on first party claims under policies covering real or personal property. Delaware gives it a chapter of its own, a $20,000 bond and an examination, and no pre-licensing course.