How do I get my Texas adjuster license?

How to get your insurance adjuster license in Texas: Verify you claim residency in Texas or that your resident state does not provide licensing for insurance adjusters. Take a state certified Texas All-Lines Pre-Licensing Course and make at least a 70% on the final exam. Get required fingerprints. Submit your online application to the Texas Department of Insurance. Click to see full answer. Similarly, how do I get a copy of my Texas adjuster license? There are two ways to get a letter of certification. Request and print a TDI letter of certification online through our database vendor, Sircon Corporation. Complete, print, and mail the Request for Letter(s) of Certification, (TDI Form FIN530), with the $11 state fee to the address on the form. Likewise, how do I check the status of my Texas adjuster license? To check how many credits you have: Visit the Sircon website to view your transcript, look up approved courses, and check your licensing renewal status. If some of your credits are missing, contact the course provider. If you need help, email us at [email protected]texas.gov. Keeping this in view, how long does it take to get a Texas adjuster license? The Online Texas All Lines Adjuster Licensing course is a 40 hour course. The Adjuster School will allow you up to 6 months (from the date of purchase) to complete this course and the Final Examination. It normally takes our students anywhere from 4 days to 3 weeks to complete the entire course and Final Examination.How long does it take to get an insurance adjuster license?Generally speaking, it takes around 2 weeks to receive your license after you submit your application, however the time frame varies by state. Some states, like Indiana and Florida are usually quicker — sometimes taking just days to issue a license. Other states, like Texas, can take up to 6 weeks.