Wisconsin § 629.11 Continuing education.

Wisconsin Statutes

§ 629.11 — Continuing education.

Wisconsin § 629.11

Ch. 629Public adjusters

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Wis. Stat. § 629.11 (2026).

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11(1) (1) Prior to the commissioner approving an individual’s registration under s. 629.02 (2) , the individual shall certify to the commissioner that the individual will complete, on a biennial basis, a minimum of 15 credits of continuing education, including 3 credits of ethics. Each credit shall consist of at least 50 minutes of instruction and shall be approved by the commissioner. A public adjuster shall report the credits in conjunction with the registration renewal under s. 629.02 (4) , if applicable.
11(2) (2) An individual who is not a resident of this state and who is a licensed or registered public adjuster in the individual’s state of residence and complies with continuing education requirements in that state that are substantially similar to the requirements und

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629.11(1) (1) Prior to the commissioner approving an individual’s registration under s. 629.02 (2) , the individual shall certify to the commissioner that the individual will complete, on a biennial basis, a minimum of 15 credits of continuing education, including 3 credits of ethics. Each credit shall consist of at least 50 minutes of instruction and shall be approved by the commissioner. A public adjuster shall report the credits in conjunction with the registration renewal under s. 629.02 (4) , if applicable.
629.11(2) (2) An individual who is not a resident of this state and who is a licensed or registered public adjuster in the individual’s state of residence and complies with continuing education requirements in that state that are substantially similar to the requirements under sub. (1) may submit to the commissioner proof of compliance with that state’s requirements. If the individual’s state of residence provides credit to the residents of this state on a reciprocal basis, the commissioner shall accept the proof of compliance as meeting the requirement under sub. (1) .