Includes: 10-Day Adjuster Boot Camp Course Plus the 2-Day Contents Adjuster Course.
4-Day Texas All-Lines Adjuster License Test Prep, Testing & 10-Day Adjuster Boot Camp Course
Includes: 14-Day Texas All-Lines Claims Adjuster Licensing Course & Adjuster Boot Camp Course, and the 2-Day Contents Adjuster Course.
Our approach includes:
Here’s how it works:
The 14 day training class from MileHigh Adjusters Houston includes 4 additional training days focused on the Texas All-Lines Adjuster License. During this time, trainees enjoy comprehensive and interactive preparation for the All-Lines Licensing exam.
When you register for our 14 day class, you’ll receive everything you need to prepare for the All-Lines exam, with no additional charges for training materials and books. And at the conclusion of test preparation, you’ll enjoy the convenience of taking your licensing exam at our training facility, with no additional fee for testing.
“Whether you reside in Texas or any state not mandating an adjuster license, you’re welcome to enroll in our Texas All-Lines Adjuster Pre-Licensing Course that is part of the 14-Day Adjuster Course. This comprehensive course offers a pathway to endless adjusting opportunities across the country.
For those from states with their own specific adjuster license requirements, we’ve partnered with a trusted organization offering tailored Adjuster Pre-Licensing and Continuing Education (CE) courses. You can easily access these courses by clicking the ‘ONLINE PRE-LICENSING & CE COURSES’ button at the top of our home page.
Embrace the power of a Texas All-Lines license, as it holds ‘reciprocity’ in 47 states. This opens the door to numerous employment prospects, saving you the hassle of preparing for additional state licensing exams. Your adjuster career begins here, with boundless opportunities at your fingertips!”
If you’re visiting from out of town, take this opportunity to explore Houston’s world-class entertainment, recreation, and dining options. Located just 15 minutes south of Downtown Houston, MileHigh Adjusters Houston is only a short drive from attractions like NASA’s Johnson Space Center and Moody Gardens.
If you hold a Texas Resident Adjuster License or a Texas Designated Home State License, all you need to do is apply for a reciprocal license in any state shaded in blue on the map below.
States shaded in red require state-specific courses and exams to attain an Adjuster License in that state.
States Shaded in gray are non-licensing states, and don’t offer any adjuster licenses, including reciprocal licenses.
We recommend that Texas candidates obtain the All-Lines license to qualify for the most reciprocal licenses, as reciprocal licenses can only be given when you hold an equivalent license or a license with more lines of authority than what you are requesting. Alaska and Arizona do not accept Designated Home State Licenses. If you hold a Texas DHS License, you will need to pass the state adjuster exams in AK and AZ to in order to attain a license and adjust all claims.