South Carolina authorization of emergency Adjusters CADO Admin / Saturday, April 27, 2024 / Categories: DOI Bulletin Number 2024-02 From the Bulletin; " A servere wind and hailstorm produced large baseball sized hail causing significant damage to parts of South Carolina on Saturday, April 20, 2024, knocking out power to thousand of homes, causing fallen trees and damage to automobiles and homes. Insurers are reporting thousands of claims for damages and a need for the licensing and assistance of temporary adjusters for the expeditious evaluation and resolution of the claims for South Carolina consumers. Based upon this unusual circumstance and the reports of significant property losses, this Department has determined in accordance with S. C. Code ANN. Reg. 69-1 that the licensure of temporary non-resident adjusters and motor vehicle physical damage appraisers may necessary. Adjusters and moto vehicle physical damage appraisers will be available to assis with the evaluation of claims resulting from this event for South Carolina residents immediately." "This determination is effective immediately and will continue for 120 days from the date of this bulletin unless otherwise extended by the Department. Individuals interested in becoming licensed as a temporary non-resident adjusters or motor vehicle physical damage appraisers may obtain the procedures and for licensure from this Department’s website at https://doi.sc.gov/emergencyadjuster Instructions for to process emergency permits may also be found on this webpage." A link to the complete bulletin is provided below, it is a pdf. Photo is from the Storm Prediction Center's Storm Reports page for 4/20/24. Tags DOISouth Carolina More links Bulletin Number 2024-02 source of the above Related articles Hawaii Declaration from the State Insurance Commissioner regarding assistance of nonresident independent adjusters due to fires across the state S.C. Private Flood Insurance Act Enacted, Aims to Make Flood Insurance More Accessible Commissioner Donelon Reminds Policyholders They Are Subject to Only One Hurricane Deductible Per Season Commissioner Lara urges insurance companies to cover wildfire property losses without requiring a home inventory Commissioner Lara urges insurance companies to cover reimbursement costs for those displaced during wildfires Comment Collapse Expand Comments (0) warning You don't have permission to post comments.