An optional Nevada license for an insurer's own employee adjusting claims from an office in the state. Optional until 2023, when the legislature made it the only way to administer Nevada workers' compensation claims from outside Nevada.

Adjusts Nevada property, casualty, surety or workers' compensation claims as an independent contractor rather than an employee. The tax treatment is part of the definition, which is unusual: Nevada decides which adjuster license you need by how the insurer pays you.

Appraises damage to Nevada motor vehicles insured under a physical damage policy, or for a third party claimant. Its qualification is a bond and a real address rather than an examination.

Represents the financial interests of the named insured on Nevada claims, and is barred from workers' compensation entirely. The exclusion is in the definition rather than in a separate rule.

Adjusts Nevada workers' compensation claims as the employee of a registered third party administrator. It is defined by the employer rather than by the work, and is the only Nevada adjuster license that is.