The Texas All-Lines Pre-Licensing Course satisfies all testing requirements for the Texas Department of Insurance for the Texas All-Lines Insurance Adjuster License. At the completion of this course, you receive a certificate that is submitted with the application to the state showing that you have met the testing requirements.
32-Hr Online Course and 8 Hrs of Homework (State Mandated)
24/7 Access to the Course
Downloadable Study Guide (PDF)
State Approved Exam – No other exam required
**This is not for a Public Adjusters License.**
Texas All-Lines Pre-Licensing Course Study Guide and Exam Included!
FAQ for Online Texas All-Lines Pre-Licensing Class
Can I use this course if I don’t live in Texas?
If you live in a state that provides it’s own license such as Oklahoma, you cannot use this course to get your Texas license. You would have to get your home state license first and then apply to get your Texas license through reciprocity. If you live in a state that does not have an insurance adjuster license such as Colorado and Virginia (See full list at bottom of page) you may use this course to get Texas as your “Primary License”. You would select Texas as your designated home state when applying for your license.
What happens if I fail the exam?
If for some reason you get less than a 70% on the final exam, you will have the ability to retake the exam in the online classroom at any time. By using the study guide, most have no issue in passing the final exam but you have the ability to take the final exam until you pass. It is a 150-question exam.
What if I have questions about the content during the course?
There is a “Support” tab within the classroom that allows you to submit your question and someone will get back to you in a timely fashion. Of course, we are always available by phone during normal business hours.
What other costs will I have in getting my Texas Adjusters License?
There is a $50 fee paid to the state with all applications. You will also need to obtain your fingerprints to submit with your application. Fingerprinting usually runs around $45. This means your license will be less than $300 including state fees with our course!
Can I see a sample of the course before I purchase?
There is a sample of the actual class at the bottom of this page. Please watch and enjoy.
Insurance History and Regulation
Protection of Consumer Interests
What is Insurance?
What is a Claims Adjuster?
Texas Department of Insurance Licensing Requirements
Contracts
Basics of the Insurance Policy
Actual Cash Value vs. Replacement Cost Value
Adjusting Losses
Settling Losses
Dwelling Policy
Homeowner Policy
Flood Policy
Farm Policy
Crop Insurance
Personal Auto Policy
Commercial Package Policy
Business Owners’ Policy
Commercial General Liability
Commercial Auto Policy
Bonds/Surety
Ocean Marine Insurance
Inland Marine Insurance
Aviation Insurance
Workers’ Compensation Insurance
Final Exam – 150-question multiple choice
