3-20 Resident Public Adjuster Package with Bond

Florida Insurance College

Resident Public Adjuster Package

Because a Resident Public Adjuster with our specially crafted package, Start to FINISH!

Steps to become a 3-20 Resident Public Adjuster, included in our package:

Complete our 6-20 Claims Adjuster ACA Designation Course. Passing this course waives your state exam!
Complete our 3-20 Resident Public Adjuster Exam Prep Course, and pass your state exam the first time!
Purchase a $50,000 Public Adjuster Bond with our exclusive offers.

* To be a Resident Public Adjuster, you must have 6 months experience as a Claims Adjuster. This gives you 6 months to master the material in our course!

Three Steps in One Package

6-20 Claims Adjuster Designation Course

$275 Value

Multi-media presentation
WAIVES the state exam
Perfect course for "new" to insurance industry
Immediate Certificates of Completion
Earn the ACA insurance designation
Unlimited Enrollment (take as little or as long as you need)

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3-20 Resident Public Adjuster Course

$99 Value

General Property Insurance Product Knowledge
Property Insurance Policies
Motor Vehicle Physical Damaged and Mechanical Breakdown Insurance
Residual Markets
Adjuster Selected Florida Statutes
Florida Laws and Regulations Pertinent to Public Adjusters

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$50,000 Public Adjuster Bond

$500*

*Discounts Available for Multi-Year
Locked Discounted Prices
Offered to our students by Liberty Mutual
Immediate issue without an underwriting process
No Credit Check!
Utmost Convenience exclusively for Florida Insurance College students

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Buy these two courses for just $350,

PLUS claim your discount for your Bond, available only here!

State Licensing Requirements:

You must be licensed in this state as an all-lines adjuster and have been appointed on a continual basis for the previous 6 months as a public adjuster under s. 626.8561, as an independent adjuster under s. 626.855, or as a company employee adjuster under s. 626.856.
File an original fifty thousand-dollar ($50,000) surety bond, using a bond form provided by the Department.

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