NACA is committed to connecting adjusters with helpful industry organizations, licensing information, education providers, professional tools, and member benefits.
The organizations and resources listed below operate independently of NACA. Inclusion on this page does not constitute NACA certification, approval, or endorsement.
NACA MemberDeals
NACA members receive exclusive savings on hotels, travel, entertainment, movie tickets, business services, and more through Member Deals.
Current NACA members can log in to the NACA Member Hub to access Member Deals and other member-only benefits. Member Deals can be used on hotels, rental cars, vacations, and more!
https://www.memberdeals.com/nacatadj/?login=1&tab=h#
Claims Associations
Claims associations provide opportunities for education, professional development, networking, and connection within the insurance claims community.
Alabama
Mobile Claims Association
https://www.mobile-claims.org/
Montgomery Claims Association
https://montgomery-claims.com/
Florida
Jacksonville Claims Association
https://jax-claims.com/
Orlando Claims Association
https://orlandoclaimsassoc.com/
Sarasota Bradenton Claims Association
https://www.mysbca.com/
South Florida Claims Association
https://mysfca.com/
Tampa Bay Claims Association
https://www.tampabayclaims.com/
Louisiana
Louisiana Claims Association
https://lca37.wildapricot.org/
Visit the Louisiana Claims Association website to connect with its Baton Rouge, New Orleans, North Shore, Northwest Louisiana, and Southwest Louisiana chapters.
Texas
Dallas Claims Association
https://dallasclaims.clubexpress.com/
National and Industry Associations
Windstorm Insurance Network
https://windnetwork.com/
The Windstorm Insurance Network provides education, professional certifications, networking opportunities, and industry resources for property and windstorm insurance claims professionals.
How to Become a Licensed Adjuster
NACA is a professional association and does not issue adjuster licenses, approve license applications, or determine state licensing requirements.
Adjuster licensing is handled by individual state insurance departments. Requirements vary by state, residency, and license type. Depending on the state, applicants may need to complete prelicensing education, pass an examination, submit fingerprints, pay applicable fees, and obtain an appointment.
Use the official resources below to research the requirements for the state where you plan to become licensed.
NAIC State Insurance Department Directory
Find the insurance department responsible for licensing and regulation in each state.
https://content.naic.org/state-insurance-departments
NIPR Licensing Center
Review state requirements and apply for eligible resident and nonresident insurance licenses.
https://nipr.com/licensing-center
Florida Licensing Resources
Florida Agents and Adjusters Licensing Center
Access licensing requirements, application information, examination information, approved education resources, fees, and frequently asked questions.
https://myfloridacfo.com/division/agents/licensing/agents-and-adjusters
Florida Adjuster License Qualifications
Review Florida’s resident, nonresident, designated-home-state, emergency, and public adjuster license categories.
https://www.myfloridacfo.com/division/agents/licensing/agents-and-adjusters/qualifications
Florida Nonresident Adjuster Reciprocity
Review Florida’s examination exemptions and continuing-education reciprocity information.
https://myfloridacfo.com/division/agents/licensing/agents-and-adjusters/reciprocating-states/non-res-all-lines-adjr-reciprocity
Important Licensing Reminder: Licensing requirements can change. Always confirm current requirements directly with the appropriate state insurance department before purchasing a course, registering for an examination, or submitting an application. NACA provides education, networking, professional development, and industry resources but does not guarantee that a particular course, certification, or professional designation will satisfy state licensing requirements.
Education and Training
2021 Training
Insurance adjuster licensing, continuing education, practical adjusting, and Xactimate training.
https://www.2021training.com/
Haag Education
Certification programs and technical education for adjusters and other property claims professionals.
https://haageducation.com/s/
Learn to Restore
Property restoration education and IICRC-approved training.
https://learntorestore.com/
River Road Adjuster Training
Adjuster-focused Xactimate training and professional education.
https://www.riverroad.online/
Training programs and education providers operate independently of NACA. Adjusters should verify that a course satisfies their state’s requirements before enrolling.
Sketch and Property Measurement Services
EagleView Technologies
Aerial imagery, property measurements, roof reports, and geospatial data.
https://www.eagleview.com/
Ridge Top Aerial Technologies
Roof diagrams, aerial reports, property sketches, and estimating-support services.
https://ridgetoptech.com/
