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Last Post 09/15/2017 6:58 PM by rhayes9676

Applying for adjuster jobs prior to receiving your adjusters license.

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Pitchman101
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04/20/2017 4:12 PM
Is it beneficial to start the process of putting out applications prior to actually having my adjuster's license (First time) approved by the state of Texas? I have a strong background as a public adjuster in Colorado for many years now and am switching to a 1099 CAT adjuster lifestyle. I'm not liking just waiting for Texas to approve my license and was hoping there were recommendations as well as company suggestions that give consideration even though the license is pending? Or is it a waste of time to apply prior to holding that license?

AcceleratedAdjuster
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04/21/2017 10:04 AM
Well, if you can't legally (we won't even get in to ability, as nobody has any idea what your ability is) do the job that you are applying to do, it would probably be best to wait. Without an active license, your resume would be deleted before you got past the first gate keeper at this company. www.acceleratedadjusting.com www.acceleratedadjustingisrael.com

IAPATH

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06/24/2017 6:01 AM
I agree with the above comment, if you are serious about becoming an adjuster you will get your license. Getting your license is like having a drivers license, now you can legally drive, but will anybody pay you for your driving skills? That is a different story. Get started with the license and I wouldn't bother with resumes. I'd start by talking with local appraisal companies in your area and ask them if you can take photos for them, carry a ladder, etc. This is a business and you'll have to treat it like you are building a business, step by step. Good luck!

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09/12/2017 2:26 PM
Adjusters, Hill Country Claims Management presently has multiple clients in Florida as a result of Hurricane Irma. We will need field and in house adjusters, claim reviewers, CSR's, and team leads (ADJUSTERS LICENSE NOT REQUIRED). There will also be property (commercial and residential), flood, RCBAP and Mobile Home losses. Fee Schedule (I can send Fee Schedule to you now if needed) details along with claims handling protocols will be provided upon arrival at orientation. Adjusters currently working but interested should respond with an approximate date of availability by reply email. Please let us know if you are available for immediate deployment. We appreciate your kind and professional consideration. If you have already responded to this email please disregard. TEMPORARY EMERGENCY ADJUSTER LICENSE WILL BE ISSUED. Regards, -- Walter Randall (Randy) Files CPCU Claims Supervisor Hill Country Claims Management and Notary Public

rhayes9676
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09/15/2017 6:58 PM
Hi Walter, is there a particular individual to whom the email should go within Hill Country Claims?

rhayes9676
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09/15/2017 6:58 PM
Hi Walter, is there a particular individual to whom the email should go within Hill Country Claims?

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