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Old 08-18-2009, 12:38 PM
 
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I'm really interested in becoming a catastrophic insurance claims adjuster. I live in Louisiana, but have already decided on get my TX license, not only because it has reciprocy, but also because I plan to move to TX soon. I have found some companies online that offer training, but I can't find any reviews on any of them. I'm leaning towards the first one, mainly because it seems really legit.

Does anyone out there know a good training school or give me any insight into any of these companies?

Texas Claims Adjuster License: Become a Licensed Tx Insurance Adjuster
https://worleyco.com/
Four Seasons (http://fourseasonsclaims.com/Careers.html - broken link)
Insurance Adjuster Trainer License Training Program Classes Adjusters
Texas Adjuster License | Texas Insurance Claims Adjuster Licensing Exam

Your help would be greatly appreciated.
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Old 08-18-2009, 01:18 PM
 
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A good source would be to check out department for insurance for the desired state; Click here for Texas. Make sure the place you choose is certified/approved by the state prior to examination.

Now, I have been licensed (not for claims) in a few states. Up until this point, I have only attended in-person training classes. I will say overall that the classes are very generic and really provide methods of testing well, critical areas, and sample tests. Most classes prepare your for the examination only and not the career [which may be implied that your future agency/employer will].
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Old 09-02-2009, 06:46 PM
 
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