What happens if a Public Adjuster fails to notify the department in case of a license loss?

A Public Adjuster is required to inform the department about any loss of their license promptly. Failing to do so can result in penalties, including fines. This is crucial because it maintains the integrity of the profession and ensures that the department has accurate records of licensed adjusters. The responsibility to notify the department is part of maintaining compliance with the regulations governing the practice, reinforcing the importance of transparency and accountability in public adjusting.

The option indicating that no action will be taken does not align with the regulatory framework that enforces accountability among licensed professionals. Similarly, automatic reinstatement is not a possibility; a proper review and process would be required to reinstate a license. The option suggesting that they can continue to practice ignores the legal requirement for licensure in this profession, which means without a valid license, they cannot lawfully operate.