Application for public adjuster license

Act 72 of 1983, § 2.1, under PUBLIC ADJUSTER LICENSING LAW.

Act 72 of 1983, § 2.1

Section 2.1. Application for public adjuster license.

(a) Individuals.--An individual who is a resident of this Commonwealth may apply to the department for a resident public adjuster license. An individual who is not a resident of this Commonwealth may apply for a nonresident public adjuster license. To apply for a public adjuster license, an individual shall submit to the department:

(1) a completed application on forms approved by the department;

(2) the applicant's fingerprints, for the department to receive national criminal history records information from the Criminal Justice Information Services Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation;

(3) documentation verifying the applicant passed or is exempt from the public adjuster licensing examination; and

(4) the required license fee and fees for obtaining national criminal history records information.

(b) Business entities.--Upon designating one or more officers or partners licensed under this act to be responsible for the business entity's compliance with the insurance laws and regulations of the Commonwealth, a business entity may apply to the department for a public adjuster license. A business entity with an office in this Commonwealth shall apply for a resident public adjuster license. A business entity that does not have an office in this Commonwealth shall apply for a nonresident public adjuster license. The designated licensees of the business entity shall submit to the department:

(1) a completed business entity application on forms approved by the department;

(2) proof of the public adjuster license held by the designated licensees; and

(3) the required license fee.

(c) License fee.--A nonrefundable $200 fee shall accompany a completed application for a resident or nonresident public adjuster license until modified by the department by regulation.

(2.1 added Apr. 3, 2012, P.L.209, No.21)