Our Adjuster Essentials offers the single course you need for your state. For some states, it’s the required pre-licensing course and for others, it is an exam prep course. Either way, the essentials will prepare you to ace your state’s adjuster licensing exam.

The Total Adjuster Package includes your state’s exam prep or pre-licensing course as well as additional training to help prepare you for the job itself. Having this knowledge before you start will mean you can get hired and start closing claims (and making money!) faster.

• Construction 101 covers how to determine and estimate the type, grade, and quantity of building materials, as well as the basics of the construction process and rooftop assessments and inspections. It was created by a veteran adjuster and is a great precursor to XM8 training.
• The Xactimate Live Webinar will teach you how to work a claim from start to finish so you can hit the ground running when you get assigned those first claims.
• Our Adjuster Success Method course is a new, one-of-a-kind career training webinar. It was created by veteran adjusters who wanted to share what they wished they’d known when they started – everything from how to find work, what tools you’ll need, how to adjust and inspect your first claim, and most importantly, how to set yourself up for a lasting and successful career.

To obtain your New Mexico 18-40 (independent or staff) adjuster license, complete the following steps:

1.  Meet the basic New Mexico Adjuster Licensing Requirements

• Be at least 18 years old
• Be able to demonstrate a good business reputation, and must intend to engage in a bona fide manner in the business of adjusting insurance claims

2.  While New Mexico does not require a pre-licensing course, we recommend completing AdjusterPro’s New Mexico Exam Prep Course to ensure passing the state exam

3.  Register for and pass the New Mexico State Exam
– Register online with Prometric New Mexico

– The exam name is 18-40 Independent and Staff Adjuster

4.  Process and submit Fingerprints using the following process:

• The facility/agency or applicant must register with Gemalto Cogent at www.aps.gemalto.com. Click “New Mexico” and Click “Register Online.”
• After registration and payment are complete, the applicant will receive a REG ID.
• Once the REG ID is provided to the applicant, the applicant may take it and a valid identification to any Gemalto Cogent fingerprint site to complete fingerprinting.
• While online registration is the preferred registration method, telephone registration can also be completed by calling 1-877-99NMAPS (1-877-996-6277).
• The entity the applicant is applying to is the New Mexico Department of Insurance
• The ORI Number for the Office of Superintendent of Insurance (OSI) is NM920210Z.

5.  Complete the Independent Adjuster Affiliation Form

6.  Submit an application through NIPR within 30 days of passing the exam

7.  Check to see if your license has been issued at SBS

See additional licensing details, including nonresident information on the New Mexico Office of Superintendent of Insurance website. Or read complete licensing and compliance instructions in our How to Become an Insurance Adjuster in New Mexico article.

• AdjusterPro Course Fee: $179
• Exam Fee: $75
• Fingerprinting Fee: $44
• Bond Fee: Varies depending on credit rating and other factors.
• Licensing Fee: $30
• License Renewal Fee: $60

New Mexico grants reciprocal licenses to adjusters who are licensed in their home state. New Mexico will also accept a Designated Home State (DHS) license from an adjuster whose home state does not license.

In 2022, New Mexico added the following clarifications to its reciprocity policy:

“The Office of Superintendent of Insurance will accept a DHS license for reciprocity purposes only when the individual’s home state does not require licensure as an adjuster, permit a staff adjuster to be licensed as an independent adjuster, or the individual’s home state licensing requirements do not meet the criteria required by the OSI to become licensed as an adjuster in New Mexico.”

To see what states will offer reciprocal licensing privileges to New Mexico adjusters, visit our Reciprocity Map and select New Mexico. ​

Website: New Mexico Office of Superintendent of Insurance

Mailing Address:

Office of Superintendent of Insurance
Producer Licensing Bureau
1120 Paseo de Peralta
Santa Fe, NM 87501

Phone: 505-827-4349
Email: Agents.Licensing@osi.nm.gov

Our team is passionate about providing the best insurance training courses and online classroom experience in the industry. We are committed to helping you succeed at every step of your adjusting career.

At AdjusterPro, we believe in serving our customers with transparency, honesty, and adhering to the Golden Rule, treating others as we would want to be treated.

Building our company upon these principles, here are a few other ways we differentiate from the competition:

• We offer over 170 courses – the most comprehensive catalog in the country
• Our simple, engaging online training was created to help you comprehend and retain information
• Keeping your license compliant is simple with our convenient continuing education courses
• You’ll receive honest answers from our dedicated (real-people) customer engagement team
• 50 states strong: we offer a path to licensing for every state
• Over 50,000 people have trained with us
• 8 of the country’s top 10 insurance carriers train with AdjusterPro
• 98.4% customer satisfaction rating
• AdjusterPro is more than just online courses. We’re the nation’s go-to resource for all things adjuster. Whether it’s licensing, reciprocity, CE, networking, tips of the trade, or career advice, we’ve got you covered.

Whether you are just starting to explore the insurance claims industry, a Fortune 500 company, or are a veteran adjuster looking for additional training, we are here to help you reach your goals and achieve success.