FAQ – Virginia License Information

Start your promising career as an insurance adjuster in Virginia! At 2021 Training, we provide all the necessary resources to ensure your success throughout your career journey. From the foundational education and obtaining your initial licensing to fulfilling your continuing education needs, we’ve got you covered. If you’re a Virginia resident looking to acquire an insurance adjusting license and start a rewarding career, you’re in the right place. Let’s dive into how you can achieve your goals with 2021 Training.

Do I Need a Virginia Insurance Adjuster License?

Virginia does not issue a state-specific insurance adjuster license. However, possessing a license is crucial for those looking to work as professional insurance adjusters, even in states like Virginia that do not have their own licensing requirements.

However, the vast majority of insurance adjusting positions in Virginia will require a license. While it may not be mandated by the state, we strongly recommend anyone aspiring to become an insurance adjuster to obtain their license. This ensures you are thoroughly educated and fully prepared to enter the field of insurance adjusting.

What Should I Do To Become A Virginia Insurance Adjuster?

To become an insurance adjuster in Virginia, we recommend obtaining a Texas All-Lines Insurance Adjusters License and selecting Texas as your “Designated Home State” for your license. This strategy allows you to work not only in Virginia but also in other states that recognize the Texas license through reciprocity.

Why a TEXAS Adjuster License?

A Texas Adjuster License is highly recommended for several reasons:

• Continuing Education (CE): Texas offers a wide array of CE opportunities, which are essential for renewing your license. Most adjuster conferences provide CE credits approved for Texas, ensuring you can easily meet your CE requirements.
• Reciprocity: Texas licenses are recognized by many states, allowing you to work across state lines without the need to obtain additional licenses.
• Convenience: With 2021 Training, obtaining your Texas Adjuster License is straightforward and entirely online. From pre-licensing classes to CE courses, everything is accessible from your computer 24/7, making it convenient to stay current with your license renewals.

How Can I Get My Texas All-Lines Insurance Adjuster License?

Here’s a simple step-by-step guide:

1. Enroll in the Texas All-Lines Pre-Licensing Class offered by 2021 Training.
2. Obtain your fingerprints for the application.
3. Complete the Texas license application, choosing Texas as your “Designated Home State.”
4. Submit your application to the state along with:
   • A $50 state fee.
   • Your class completion certificate from 2021 Training.
   • Your fingerprint receipt.
   • The completed application form.