Description
Save $197 off individual pricing when you bundle your Florida DHS Pre-Licensing Course with Exam, Xactimate Training, Construction 101, and our Adjuster Success Method.
The Designated Home State (DHS) license was created to provide residents of non-licensing states a means to designate a home state for the purposes of reciprocity and compliance. You should only obtain a DHS License if you reside in one of the following non-licensing states: Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington D. C., or Wisconsin.
A DHS license basically works just like having your home state license and is vital if you want to work any claims outside of your non-licensing state. While a host of different states offer a DHS license, the Florida 70-20 Nonresident DHS license is our top choice. It offers great reciprocity, you can take the exam online with us, and Florida has the quickest application turnaround time in the country.
Florida DHS adjuster candidates must take an approved pre-licensing course and pass an exam before applying for their license. Our Florida Certified Adjuster Pre-licensing Course satisfies both requirements. Once you complete the course and pass the included exam, you can apply for your 70-20 license. Our Florida Certified Adjuster Designation is the fastest and simplest way to get your Designated Home State License.
While obtaining your license is the most important step to becoming a claims adjuster, you shouldn’t stop there! Our Total Adjuster Package was developed to give new adjusters everything they need to get started, get hired, and get to work. We highly recommend you take these courses in the order they are listed below. Construction 101 and Tactical Xactimate Training are approved for CE in certain states, but you must get your license before taking any courses you’d like to submit for CE.
Included in your discounted bundle:
Florida Certified Adjuster Pre-Licensing Course & Exam
Start here. Once you complete the adjuster pre-licensing course and pass the included exam, you can apply for your Florida adjuster license. No additional coursework or testing is required.
Construction 101
Created by a veteran adjuster, this course covers how to determine and estimate building materials, as well as the basics of the construction process and rooftop assessments and inspections. Taking this course before Xactimate will help you make the most of your training.
Tactical Xactimate Training – Live Webinar
Learn the basics of the industry’s most popular software with the AdjusterPro Live Webinar training. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to write a rock-solid, accurate estimate utilizing Sketch from start to finish.
Adjuster Success Method
Veteran adjusters share best practices for getting hired, what tools you’ll need to get the job done, and explain what to expect and how to successfully close your first claims in this one-of-a-kind new training course.
