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Iowa Adjuster Continuing Education

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

On July 1, 2025, Iowa began licensing independent insurance adjusters. Iowa adjusters are required to complete a minimum of 24 credits of continued education, including two hours of ethics, during each two-year license term.

 

Iowa Adjuster License Courses

  • *NEW*
    Iowa CE:
    Credits by the Hour Build Your Own Package

    $5.00 per hour

    Plus $1.00 per hour state filing fee
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    In our new “Credits by the Hour” CE package, you can choose how many continuing education hours you need and handpick the specific courses that fit your schedule and interests — all at a discounted rate. We know no one loves CE, but we’ve made it as simple, quick, and flexible as possible.

    Simply choose the number of hours you need. They will be charged at $5 per hour, up to 24 hours, at which point you will get a bulk discount so that 24-hour packages are only $49 + any filing fees charged by your state.

    We offer a variety of engaging course options that are easy to follow, clear, and designed to get you through the process efficiently. Whether you need a few hours or the whole enchilada, this allows you to meet your CE goals without overpaying or sitting through courses that don’t interest you.

    Once you purchase the number of hours you need, you’ll log into your personal AdjusterPro dashboard where you can choose the courses you’d like to take.

    View “Full Details” to see a list of course options available to add to your personal classroom. (There are a few heavy hitters not included in the package options.) We’ve also included compliance information so you’ll know the ins and outs of license renewal.

    REQUIRED FOR RENEWAL: 2 Hours of Ethics CE

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  • Iowa Adjuster CE Package #1 24 Hours

    $49.00

    Plus $1 per hour state filing fee
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    This discounted bundle includes courses newly required by the state of Iowa, as well as courses focused on home, flood, basic principles, and fire and farm insurance.

    • Ethics
    • Homeowners Policy
    • Fire Policies
    • Farm & Crop Insurance
    • Insurance Principles
    • Ocean & Marine Insurance
    • Commercial Property & Equipment Breakdown
    • FEMA & Flood Insurance
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Iowa Adjuster Continuing Education Courses

Iowa Adjuster Licensing FAQs

  • How do I get an Iowa adjuster license?

    Starting on July 1, 2025, Iowa began requiring insurance adjusters to be licensed. To get your Iowa license, you will need to pass their state exam. This includes adjusters already licensed in other states.

    We have compiled all available information in our New Iowa Insurance Adjuster License blog article.

    Key points:

    • To get an Iowa adjuster license, you will need to pass the Iowa adjuster exam.
    • Iowa will not offer reciprocal licenses to out-of-state adjusters. Licensed adjusters should review the blog to see the waiver and modified process deadlines for working claims until they obtain an Iowa license.
    • AdjusterPro’s Iowa Insurance Adjuster Course is ready and will prepare you for the Iowa exam. The content was created based on the state’s new exam outline.

  • What are the continuing education and renewal requirements for Iowa Adjusters?

    Iowa adjusters are required to complete a minimum of 24 credits of continued education, including two hours of ethics, during each two-year license term. 

    Adjusters who maintain a valid email address with the Iowa Insurance Division will receive a courtesy renewal reminder approximately 60 days before their license expires.  Within 60 days of license expiration, all resident and non-resident adjusters should complete the renewal application and submit the renewal fee through the NIPR online system. 

    Resident and non-resident adjusters must comply with continuing education requirements before renewal and must submit any additional documents requested by the Division.

  • How to check your Adjuster License CE Transcript

    Need to know how many hours of CE you’ve accumulated or have left? Or perhaps you want to check on the last time you took “Course XYZ” to ensure you can take it again during this compliance cycle. Checking your transcripts is relatively easy these days. (Thankfully!) Your hours are submitted to your state’s preferred database where you can check them anytime. Just remember you’ll need to create an account and load your license details first.

    Here’s a list of where you can view your CE transcript. Just click on the linked title to navigate to the correct site for your state.

    SIRCON

    California, Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nevada, North Carolina, Texas, Utah, Wyoming

    State Based Systems (SBS)

    Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, West Virginia

    Florida: My Profile

    Louisiana: LDI

    Washington: OIC Services

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