How do I become a commercial insurance adjuster?

Commercial adjusting is a specialty within the adjuster role rather than a separate license: adjusters hold a general or all-lines license that covers the lines of insurance they adjust. Licensing requirements vary by state, with some states requiring prelicensing education and a licensing exam and others having few requirements. Texas's all-lines adjuster license, for example, covers catastrophe, property and casualty, workers' compensation, and other insurance. Entry-level adjusters usually work on small claims under supervision before being assigned larger, complex commercial losses.