The Department of Insurance manages the licensure of public insurance adjusters, apprentice public insurance adjusters, and general insurance adjusters within the State of California (this includes resident and non-resident applicants/licensees).
To receive and maintain a license, the Department requires a surety bond—either a $20,000 Public Insurance Adjuster Bond or a $2,000 Insurance Adjuster Bond.
Jet Insurance Company provides both the Public Insurance Adjuster Bond and the Insurance Adjuster Bond to act as a means of restitution to any party that has been financially damaged by the adjuster due to a license violation such as negligence, unethical conduct, or fraud.
Purchase your Public Insurance Adjuster Bond for as little as $8 a month!
According to the Department of Insurance, licenses are issued for two-year terms. Because of this, Jet offers both the Public Insurance Adjuster Bond and the Insurance Adjuster Bond at a standard two-year term or monthly option.
At Jet, the $20,000 Public Insurance Adjuster Bond is available for the guaranteed price of $150 for a two-year bond term or a convenient $8 a month. The bond may be purchased instantly which means no credit check or elongated application process is required.
Bond Term | Cost |
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Monthly | $8 |
2 Years | $150 |
As for the $2,000 Insurance Adjuster Bond, applicants may purchase the bond instantly at $60 for a two-year bond term or just $3 a month. To get started with your purchase, simply select the “Secure Your Bond” button at the top of the page!
Bond Term | Cost |
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Monthly | $3 |
2 Years | $60 |
Licensees are to maintain the appropriate surety bond for the entirety of their performance as a public insurance adjuster, apprentice public insurance adjuster, or insurance adjuster. With this in mind, Jet’s monthly plan is a great option for those seeking a career in the insurance industry.
The California Department of Insurance manages and regulates the insurance industry, which includes the licensing of public insurance adjusters, insurance adjusters, and apprentices.
A public insurance adjuster, for compensation, is in charge of assisting individuals with fire, burglary, flood, and property claims (apprentice’s work under a licensed public insurance adjuster to gain experience, education, and training in the field). While an insurance adjuster investigates/gathers information regarding the adjustment or disposal of a claim in connection with a policy of insurance.
Due to the complicated process of insurance claims, public insurance adjusters/apprentices and insurance adjusters must follow regulations pursuant to the California Insurance Code. To ensure that all applicable rules and policyholder obligations are upheld, the Department requires the financial assurance of a surety bond. Should the licensee commit a violation such as negligence, deceitful business practices, breach of contract, or fraud, funds from either the Public Insurance Adjuster Bond or the Insurance Adjuster Bond may be used to reimburse any damaged party that has suffered from financial losses at the hands of the rogue licensee.
No application is needed! All you need to do is select the “Secure Your Bond” button at the top of the page to begin the purchasing process. The Jet team requires your contact details and payment information only. Once you have purchased either adjuster bond with Jet, a copy of your receipt and bond form will be sent to the email on file. Submitting your bond for filing with the Department of Insurance will be your next step.
Once purchased, Jet will give you the option to have our team file your bond for you (free of charge), or you can choose to take care of the filing process yourself. It’s up to you!
Either way, a copy of the signed and sealed bond form, along with any other required paperwork, must be submitted to the California Department of Insurance at the following mailing address:
California Department of Insurance
Attn: Adjuster Unit
PO Box 1139
Sacramento, CA 95812
Either way, a copy of the signed and sealed bond form, along with any other required paperwork, must be submitted to the California Department of Insurance at the following mailing address:
Details regarding the licensure process can be found on the Department’s Public Insurance Adjuster Licensing webpage and the Insurance Adjuster Licensing webpage.