You’ve heard stories about the money adjusters can make and the lives they’re able to touch. Or maybe you’ve gotten some storm experience already under an emergency license.
Whatever’s exposed you to the opportunity, you’ve identified being an independent adjuster as a profession that sounds like a great fit for you!
The Texas All-Lines Adjuster License is reciprocal with most other states that require a license, so with this one in your pocket, you’re opening even more doors.
CATI’s comprehensive Texas All-Lines Adjuster Pre-License course has a pass rate of 99%. Our proven instructional model and caring, attentive trainers will lead you to the finish line of that certificate so you can apply for your license.
In just 4 days, you’ll learn the key information necessary to successfully pass the Texas Department of Insurance approved pre-license exam.
Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) offers a Resident, Non-Resident and Designated Home State license for adjusters. Except in certain cases, you must either pass the state license exam or complete a pre-licensing course approved by TDI and pass the course exam. Completing CATI’s pre-licensing course fulfills that requirement.
Resident: If you are a legal resident of Texas, you must pass the exam or complete the pre-license course in order to obtain a license to adjust claims in the state.
Non-Resident: If you are not a Texas resident and your home state requires a license, you must obtain a Non-Resident license to adjust claims in Texas.
Designated Home State: If you are not a Texas resident and your home state does not require a license, you may apply for a Designated Home State license in Texas after passing the exam or completing a pre-licensing course like CATI’s.
CATI provides general information on licensing requirements only. For the most complete and up to date information on Texas adjuster licensing requirements, please contact the Texas Department of Insurance.
If you have a CPCU or AIC designation from the Institutes, you do not need to take the exam or approved pre-licensing course. You may apply for your license right away.
There are no prerequisites for the Texas All-Lines Adjuster Pre-License course.
CATI will provide all of the instructional material you need for this class. You should plan to have a notebook, pen/pencil and highlighter on hand to help you prepare, however.
This course will be held fully in-person Monday through Thursday at one of our Dallas training campuses. The exam will be administered on Thursday with re-testing, if needed, on Friday.
The exam is administered Thursday afternoon. For participants who do not pass the exam on the first attempt, a re-test session is scheduled for Friday. If you pass the exam on Thursday, you do not need to attend on Friday.
Passing on the first attempt is not guaranteed and we strongly recommend you keep your schedule and travel arrangements flexible in the event you do not pass on the first attempt.
This course is held in person at our Dallas training facility. The course is not currently available online.
