👉STEP 1: A Beginners Guide to a Claims Adjuster Career | How to Start Adjusting Claims

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In this video, we discuss "How do I Get Started as a Claims Adjuster?"
If you considering a career as an insurance adjuster watch and learn. Insurance adjusting has become one of the most important and lucrative careers for earning life-changing money in a short amount of time without a degree.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction to Insurance Adjusting

00:33 How to Become a Claims Adjuster

01:19 Claims Adjuster License requirements

02:40 Emergency Adjuster license

05:31 Insurance adjuster online course

08:20 How to pass the insurance adjuster exam

11:18 How to Become a Claims Adjuster in GA

11:49 Florida adjuster license

12:43 Adjuster license course

🎁So what does entering the field of insurance adjusting look like?

1. Studying to pass the property and casualty adjuster exam
2. Completion of the required pre-license course in your designated home state (DHS)
3. Passing the insurance adjuster exam for your DHS
4. Requesting your certification of completion for your pre-license course providers
5. Applying for your claims adjuster license
6. Applying for reciprocal state licenses
7. Joining IA firm rosters
8. Complete certifications courses and classes
9. Attending IA firm and carrier orientations
10. Filing the right documentation with IA firms

ABOUT THE CREATOR:
Hi, my name is Ebahi. I create videos to help others become insurance adjusters. Think of me as your silent partner in your insurance career.

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Disclaimer: I am giving you my story. The work I did to get where I am was because I treated this career as a business; not a get-rich-quick scheme. This is a competitive industry. YOU WILL NEED TO WORK. Start part-time and make the transition.

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[chantiom]

I’m a desk adjuster. I handle commercial liability claims. I was also a personal auto/property desk adjuster prior to this. Getting licensed will give you endless opportunities. You can NOT go wrong choosing this career path. Especially if you aren’t degreed. Becoming licensed gives you the power to either work from home/ a desk/ in the field/ or go into business for yourself. With insurance being a requirement for nearly everything we see, why wouldn’t someone pursue a career in it? It is here to stay!

[Stef.Rich]

This is a hidden gem why didn’t they offer this at the highschool job visits 🙄🙄 could have done this instead of going into the Marines😂

[ozgott]

Im 50 years old, I've been working in finance behind a desk for over a decade... I need to get out from behind this desk, I want to travel, I want to be outside, I want to meet and help people, and I also want to take care of my family.... I think I'm ready to take the leap. Thank you for the insight, Ebahi, I am inspired.

[UBPLHS]

Thank you for this information. It was nice to hear this from someone who wasn’t trying to sell you something. Super genuine, and very appreciated!

[oscarhaley]

I’m currently taking my course with adjusterpro but your videos are extremely helpful

[yazminsalome]

WOW 🤩 someone that gets to the point no FLUFF so rare!

[hillaryledesma]

I just left my teaching career and got my TX all lines license.... now watching ur videos because I have no construction background lol! you're amazing

[davidgarriga]

First off amazing video! I did not know once I obtain Florida or Texas licenses and pass the course in class I wouldn’t have to keep taking tests for the south eastern licenses. Just pay the fees and keep up with it.

Thank you again

[MrSpecialu]

The information you provide is on point. What is your thoughts on E.A Renfroe. . The key takeaway is that people need to realize ongoing education is key to succeed in this industry.

[krissydeebeachgirl]

I’ve just been furloughed due to covid and someone mentioned this line of work to me. Of course I came to YouTube university!! And so happy to have found your channel. So informative. Quick question - how did you end up in this profession?

[shaunadapettway]

You are powerful because you are so knowledable. Yahweh, Yeshua & The set apart spirit will bless you today. Shabbat Shalom.

[TheG-OStore]

Started as a drone pilot and scan tech getting photos of damage, then I learned XM8 and started sketching for PA’s. Now I’m here looking to become a Claims Adjuster… There’s levels to this that are great and lots of financial benefits!

[jonathanwells]

Love the content, I’m getting ready to retire from the military after 23 years and I’m going to be looking for a real job soon. I just started watching your videos and I appreciate you taking the time to help
some of us out. I’m in Jacksonville Florida and I’m looking for a mentor to help me through the process.

[guled]

im 20 & just started doing my home state pre licensing (GA) & looking to land a remote desk position in the near future! Appreciate the vid

[meekyface]

I was working today and I met a customer that told me about this career. I’m going to watch all of your videos and assess if this can be a career for myself. She definitely peeked my interest for sure. #NewSubscriber and I’m glad you’re partial to Ga per I live in Atlanta 🙏🏽

[GigglGalaxy]

Your videos are amazing. Aside from the information you are honest and give the best help you can and I thank you for at least trying.

[Stef.Rich]

Video is awesome!! I live in Panama City Florida.. just sold all of my 18 wheelers and looking into being an adjuster now.. thanks for the videos ...

[DreamyNightz]

Taking my ACA in Florida as we speak and I’m super excited for this career these videos are great

[russellhess]

I took an online course. It was pretty difficult. Lots of memorization. I did like the fact that I could do it in my own time. I just kept reviewing the quizzes. And there was no video. It was all reading. I would recommend checking that before you buy a course, if you have a preference. It took me just under 4 weeks. I took the test and passed the first time. The problem I noticed was that it was a virtual class. No live teacher. When you have to ask a question, you have to e-mail someone and wait. I think if I did it again, I'd carve out the 4 days and do it live in a class.

[thassmyjam]

I’m doing adjusters pro for Georgia I wish I watched this first