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US Public Insurance Adjusters Directory

Find public insurance adjuster business contact details drawn from official U.S. state insurance regulator publications. Browse published office locations, listed phone numbers, license references, and direct links to verify current licensing.

Who can hire a public insurance adjuster?

A public insurance adjuster represents the policyholder in the insurance claims process, rather than representing the insurer. By contrast, a company adjuster or an independent adjuster hired by an insurer normally acts on the insurance company's side of a claim. Licensing, permitted services, contracts and fees depend on the state. Massachusetts explains these distinctions in its official public adjuster consumer guide.

Browse licensed jurisdictions

A firm's office can be located outside the state in which it appears in the regulator's license list. Licensing jurisdiction and office state are shown separately.

Officially sourced business contacts

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Official state insurance license lookups

Insurance adjuster licensing is regulated at the state level. For other states, use the following government-run lookups. We do not create business profiles for states without source-verified contact details.

How to check a public adjuster before hiring

  1. Ask for the business and individual license numbers and check current status with the state insurance regulator.
  2. Confirm the proposed adjuster is authorized in the state where the insured property is located, not merely in the state of its office.
  3. Request a written explanation of services, fees and cancellation rights, and compare the details with the regulator's consumer guidance.
  4. Verify that the phone number and business address are still correct, because published government contact lists may be updated or renewed.

Further official guidance: Massachusetts Division of Insurance and Florida Department of Financial Services.