Iowa § 522C.9 Examination — exemption

Iowa Statutes

§ 522C.9 — Examination — exemption

Iowa § 522C.9

Title XIIICOMMERCE

Ch. 522CLICENSING OF ADJUSTERS

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Iowa Code § 522C.9 (2026).

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1.An individual who applies for a nonresident license under this chapter and who was previously a licensed adjuster in another state that required an examination that included Iowa-specific statutes and administrative rules shall not be required to apply for examination under section 522C.8.

2.An individual who relocates to this state and who was a licensed adjuster in another state that required an examination that included Iowa-specific statutes and administrative rules shall not be required to apply for examination under section 522C.8 if the individual submits an application for a resident adjuster license under section 522C.5A within ninety calendar days of establishing legal residency, and all of the following apply:

a.The individual is currently a licensed adjuster in the state f

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1. An individual who applies for a nonresident license under this chapter and who was
previously a licensed adjuster in another state that required an examination that included
Iowa-specific statutes and administrative rules shall not be required to apply for examination
under section 522C.8.
2. An individual who relocates to this state and who was a licensed adjuster in another
state that required an examination that included Iowa-specific statutes and administrative
rules shall not be required to apply for examination under section 522C.8 if the individual
submits an application for a resident adjuster license under section 522C.5A within ninety
calendar days of establishing legal residency, and all of the following apply:
a. The individual is currently a licensed adjuster in the state from which the applicant
relocated.
b. The state from which the applicant relocated issues a certification that the applicant is
licensed and in good standing.
c. The producer database records of the state from which the applicant relocated, or
records maintained by the NAIC or a NAIC affiliate or subsidiary, indicate that the adjuster
is currently licensed or had been licensed, and is in good standing.