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If you hold a Minnesota Resident Adjuster License or a Minnesota Designated Home State License,
you can get a reciprocal license from any state highlighted in blue below by simply applying for it.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
– Reciprocal licenses are only offered when you hold an equivalent license or a license with more lines of authority than what you are requesting.
– Alaska and Arizona do not accept designated home state, or DHS, licenses. If you hold a Minnesota DHS license, you must pass an exam in those states to adjust claims.