Investigates, negotiates and settles claims for an insurance company in Connecticut. One license carrying four lines of authority, examined separately on each. It is the whole of the insurer's side of a claim here: Connecticut's license type list names no independent, staff, crop or emergency adjuster, and the policyholder's side is the separate Public Adjuster license.

Sells casualty insurance in Connecticut.

Gives advice, counsel or opinion on property and casualty insurance for a fee. The same $300 license and the same two-year term as the life consultant, on a separate paper and a separate set of designations.

Sells the household half of property and casualty in Connecticut.

Sells property insurance in Connecticut as a producer, which is a different license and a different course from the public adjuster's.

Adjusts property claims on behalf of the policyholder in Connecticut. Its course is forty hours against a producer's twenty for the same word, property.

Executes an undertaking of bail in Connecticut on behalf of a surety company. Twenty-five hours of pre-licensing education, which the Department sets and the statute does not, and the only Connecticut paper marked to eighty per cent instead of seventy.