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Top Level Adjusters lead the regulatory-approved online training and certification across a wide range of industries and professions in Texas. TLA was founded by Claims Professional Eric McGill. Mr. McGill began his career in the Insurance industry as an Independent Claims Adjuster quickly gaining an vast amount of experience handling various types of claims dealing with water damage, freeze, wild fires, wind/hail, vandalism, property, liability and commercial claims to name a few. His work ethic and experience quickly enabled him to work as a Team Lead and designated trainer on multiple assignments. Mr. McGill has a deep passion for claim handling and wants to share his knowledge with the world to create and elevate a culture of Top Level Adjusters. Our course will help you kick start your career by providing you the expertise, knowledge and skill set needed to become a Top Level Adjuster.
As a Top Level Adjuster, in the event of a disaster or catastrophe, you are an essential part of the claims handling process that offers hope and assistance to those affected.
Most states (34 out of 50) issue their own licenses for claims adjusters. Typically, states require pre-licensing coursework and a state exam, a background check, an application, and processing fees. Most states honor reciprocity with at least a few other states. Some states are more difficult than others. New York and California are notorious due to two rules. First, neither state offers reciprocity (along with Hawaii), so if you want to process claims in those states, you need to complete all their requirements. Secondly, both New York and California (along with New Mexico) require adjusters to get bonded. These two obstacles combined mean that few nonresidents hold California or New York adjuster's licenses, but if you make the effort, they can be valuable.
The Texas All-Lines Adjuster’s License is Reciprocal in 30 states!
If you are resident of Texas and you wish to become an insurance adjuster, you need to obtain the Texas All Lines Adjuster License. If you are a non-resident of Texas and live in a state that does not have an adjuster license requirement, and you want to become an insurance adjuster, then you need this Texas All Lines Adjuster License. Non-Residents of Texas, who live in a state that does not require an Adjusters License, are able to designate Texas as their “Home State”. This is Great News for you as you will be able to enjoy the “FULL BENEFITS of RECIPROCITY”! Here’s a list of states that do not have adjuster license requirements, and who are able to deem Texas as their home state:
