What is Reciprocity in Claims Adjusting? If you’re new to the world of insurance claims adjusting, the term reciprocity might sound complicated—but it’s actually a big benefit. Reciprocity means that once you earn your adjuster license in your home state (or Designated Home State, if your state doesn't license adjusters), you can apply for licenses in other states without having to retake exams or additional courses. As long as your original license covers the same type of claims (like Property & Casualty or All-Lines), you can expand your work opportunities across multiple states—making you more flexible, valuable, and ready for deployments wherever the need arises. Want to know if your state qualifies for reciprocity? Click the button below to learn more about your state’s licensing rules and opportunities.
You'll be required to complete our Texas All-lines Adjuster Pre-Licensing Course and pass the included state adjuster exam for licensure.
Upon completion, no additional coursework or testing is required.
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Texas All-lines Adjuster 40-hr Pre-Licensing Course
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Texas Adjuster Exam​
TDI approved course #142981 Provider #197950
You'll be required to complete our Texas All-lines Adjuster Pre-Licensing Course and pass the included state adjuster exam for licensure.
Upon completion, no additional coursework or testing is required.
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Texas All-lines Adjuster 40-hr Pre-Licensing Course
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Texas Adjuster Exam​
TDI approved course #142981 Provider #197950
Obtaining your Texas All Lines Adjuster license is possible with Evolve Learning Center (ELC). Students need only complete our Texas All-lines pre-licensing course and pass the included Texas All-Lines Adjuster License adjuster exam for licensure. No additional coursework or testing is required. Our Texas All-Lines Adjuster Pre-Licensing (In-Person) course fulfills the Texas Department of Insurance's requirements for adjuster pre-licensing and includes the state adjuster exam. We provide options to make this new journey easier to obtain through flexibility with courses offered to accommodate your needs. At the end of all 40-hour courses available, you will be given a 150-question exam. You must correctly answer at least 70% of the questions on the exam to pass. If you don't pass the exam on your first attempt, no worries; you can retake the exam 3 more times at no additional charge. Once you pass the exam, we’ll be celebrating with you! 😊 You’ll be ready to submit your adjuster application for the Texas All Lines Adjuster License. Your Course Completion Certificate, instructions on how to apply for your Texas All Lines Adjuster License, and how to obtain your fingerprint will be provided at the end of your course. Your Texas All Lines Adjuster license will be reciprocal in 30 states.