What must a Public Adjuster do if they change their address?

When a Public Adjuster changes their address, it is required to notify the Commissioner of Insurance. This is important because the Department maintains accurate records for communication and licensing purposes. Keeping the contact information up to date ensures that the Public Adjuster can receive important correspondence and updates from the regulatory body. Moreover, state regulations often mandate that such changes be reported to maintain compliance with licensing requirements.

While notifying clients about the address change is also good practice, it is not mandated by state regulations, making it less critical than notifying the Commissioner. Returning the license or changing the business name does not pertain to an address change and can result in unnecessary complications in maintaining the license.