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Public adjusters are regulated by the state in which they operate. Each state has its own rules and regulations governing the licensing and certification of public adjusters, and public adjusters must meet these requirements in order to legally operate in that state. In most states, public adjusters are required to have a license, which is obtained by passing a written exam and undergoing a background check. In addition, public adjusters may be required to complete continuing education courses in order to maintain their license and stay up-to-date on industry changes and developments. Some states may also have additional regulations in place to protect consumers, such as requiring public adjusters to provide a written contract to policyholders outlining the terms of their services.

In most states in the United States, public adjusters are required to be licensed in order to practice. The specific requirements for obtaining a public adjuster license vary by state, but generally include completing a certain number of hours of education and passing a licensing exam.

In some states, public adjusters may also be required to undergo a background check and meet certain financial and insurance-related experience requirements. Some states may also require public adjusters to carry errors and omissions insurance or other types of insurance to protect policyholders from potential financial losses.

It is important for policyholders to verify that a public adjuster is licensed in their state before hiring them. Policyholders can check with their state's insurance regulatory agency or department of insurance to confirm that a public adjuster is licensed and in good standing. Hiring a licensed public adjuster can provide assurance that the professional has the knowledge and experience necessary to properly represent policyholders and advocate for a fair settlement.