Where's the insurance adjuster license lookup for my state?
| State | Official lookup | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Texas | Sircon Customer Inquiry, linked from TDI | Search by name or license number; shows address, phone, lines of insurance and past companies. TDI also posts a downloadable list of agents and adjusters. |
| Florida | DFS licensee search (licenseesearch.fldfs.com) | Linked from the DFS license qualifications page |
| California | CDI Check a License | - |
| Georgia | License lookup through Sircon, linked from OCI | - |
| North Carolina | NCDOI's Check Agent License Status, which opens the NAIC lookup | - |
| New York | DFS Producer/Licensee Search | Shows whether a license was issued and its number |
Getting a copy of your own license
- Florida: once approved, you print your license from the Wallet or Letter links in your MyProfile account.
- New York: DFS doesn't mail paper licenses. You print yours online.
- North Carolina: you get an email when the license is issued, with instructions for one free print.
Checking an adjuster who contacts you
If someone offers to handle your claim for a fee, they need a public adjuster license, not just an adjuster license. Search their name, then check the license type.
A missing record doesn't always mean someone is unlicensed. Georgia, for example, doesn't license salaried staff adjusters; their insurer registers them instead. Ask the insurer if you're unsure.
Sources: Texas Department of Insurance · Florida DFS · California Department of Insurance and 6 more. Checked October 2026.
- Texas Department of Insurance: How to find a licensed insurance agent or adjuster ↗
- Florida DFS: Agent and Adjuster License Qualifications ↗
- Florida DFS: 6-20 Resident All-Lines Adjuster License (PDF) ↗
- California Department of Insurance: Applying for a License ↗
- Georgia OCI ↗
- NC Department of Insurance ↗
- NC Department of Insurance: Become an Insurance Agent or Adjuster ↗
- NY DFS: Agents and Brokers ↗
- Georgia OCI: Staff Adjusters and Emergency Disaster Adjusters ↗
Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.
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