NM | The New Mexico Office of Superintendent of Insurance has issued Bulletin 2024-019 regarding changes to adjuster licensing.
These requirements will begin to be enforced upon renewal licenses with an expiration date of April 2026 and ongoing.
Requirements for individual nonresident adjusters:
- Must have resident license in the home state, if not, must select an acceptable DHS jurisdiction
- State must require passed examination
- State must have CE requirement – if the resident state does not have a CE requirement, the adjuster can complete the education with an approved NM provider or with an approved state.
- New Mexico will accept the following states as DHS option for applicants who resident state does not license adjusters:
- AL, AR, FL, ID, IN, KY (only for IA), LA, MN, MT, NH, NC, NV, OK, TX, UT, WA, WV, WY
- The following states cannot be selected as a DHS:
- AZ, CT, HI, ME, MI, NY, SC, VT
