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All-Lines Insurance Adjuster Exam (Texas and Florida 6-20)

Licensing (TX): practice questions

Our Insurance adjuster (all lines) bank has 33 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.

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Question 1 · Texas

TDI may extend or waive adjuster continuing education requirements when:

  1. The adjuster is busy with catastrophe claims
  2. Illness, medical disability or another circumstance beyond the adjuster's control prevents compliance
  3. The adjuster pays a waiver fee
  4. The adjuster has been licensed for more than 10 years
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B. Illness, medical disability or another circumstance beyond the adjuster's control prevents compliance — Tex. Ins. Code 4101.060(a): on written request, if illness, medical disability or another extenuating circumstance beyond the adjuster's control prevents compliance, TDI may extend the time or exempt the adjuster.

Question 2 · Texas

Which attorney is exempt from Texas adjuster licensing?

  1. Any attorney who adjusts claims full-time for insurers
  2. An attorney who advertises as an adjuster
  3. One who adjusts only incidentally to law practice
  4. No attorney is ever exempt
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C. One who adjusts only incidentally to law practice — TIC 4101.002(a)(1).

Question 3 · Texas

A limited adjuster license in Texas allows the holder to:

  1. Adjust all lines except life
  2. Adjust claims in any state
  3. Adjust only the kinds of insurance named on the license
  4. Act as a public adjuster for the kinds of insurance licensed
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C. Adjust only the kinds of insurance named on the license — TIC 4101.102(c): the person may not adjust claims in a kind of insurance other than that for which the adjuster is specifically licensed.

Question 4 · Texas

What is the maximum Texas adjuster license application fee set by statute?

  1. $20
  2. $100
  3. $50
  4. $250
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C. $50 — TIC 4101.057(a): the department sets a nonrefundable application fee not to exceed $50 (exam fee also not to exceed $50).

Question 5 · Texas

For the course-exam exemption in TIC 4101.056, who may NOT proctor the applicant's exam?

  1. A disinterested third party approved by the commissioner
  2. The applicant's first cousin or the applicant's employee
  3. An approved testing center employee unrelated to the applicant
  4. Any approved, unrelated proctor
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B. The applicant's first cousin or the applicant's employee — TIC 4101.056(c): a disinterested third party is not related to the applicant (first cousin or within the third degree) and is not the applicant's employee or subordinate.

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