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Public Adjuster

Public Adjuster license, Adjuster Property and Casualty authority, for individuals and business entities. A public adjuster represents only the insured and does not adjust workers compensation claims. Resident, designated-home-state and reciprocal nonresident pathways belong to this license type. NRS 684A.060 emergency licenses concern insurer representatives; NRS 684A.150 temporary continuation licenses concern independent adjusters. The Division states that associate adjuster licenses ceased to be available January 1, 2020. Those forms are not additional current public-adjuster credentials.

Licensing authority: Nevada Division of Insurance · Application information

Individual reinstatement after child support suspension
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Court suspension
The existing license was suspended under NRS 684A.147 pursuant to a district-court support-enforcement order.
Official compliance letter
The Commissioner shall reinstate upon receiving the district attorney or other public agency letter stating compliance with the subpoena or warrant or satisfaction of the arrearage. NRS 684A.147(2) defines this restoration procedure and specifies no new licensing examination.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reciprocal nonresident new licensure after disciplinary action
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Disciplinary cure
Reinstatement is not available until a noncontinuing cause arising after license issuance has ceased or the fines under NRS 684A.240 or .250 have been fully paid, as NRS 684A.260 requires. The Commissioner decides eligibility; curing a cause does not itself promise reinstatement.
During suspension
Maintain applicable fees, including renewal fees, and required education throughout suspension under NRS 683A.461(5), applied to adjusters by NRS 684A.220.
Entity applicant
A business entity additionally retains the designated licensed adjuster under NRS 684A.080.
Home state examination
NRS 684A.100(1) requires having passed the home-state adjuster examination for its exemption. That other jurisdiction examination is a condition and never a Nevada requirement leaf. A DHS license is accepted from a state requiring examination; Nevada DHS applicants instead follow the Nevada examination route.
Home state license
Currently licensed and in good standing as a public adjuster for the same or similar authority in the actual or eligible designated home state; maintain that resident/home-state license. The home state awards reciprocal nonresident licenses to Nevada applicants.
New application
After curing statutory disciplinary impediments, qualify for issuance of a new reciprocal nonresident license; NRS 684A.100(1) depends on a current good-standing home-state license and home-state examination, not the disqualified prior-Nevada-license exemption.
Nonresident application
Submit the completed application and fees; appoint the Commissioner as process agent and agree to appear. If the home-state license terminates, surrender the Nevada license unless the statutory reciprocal change-of-home-state exception applies.
Restoration boundary
Restoration of the existing suspended license is distinguished from issuance of a new license after revocation. No new examination is stated in the restoration provisions; the separate relicensing pathways retain the issuance examination where required.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Individual or business entity reinstatement of an existing suspended license
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Disciplinary cure
Reinstatement is not available until a noncontinuing cause arising after license issuance has ceased or the fines under NRS 684A.240 or .250 have been fully paid, as NRS 684A.260 requires. The Commissioner decides eligibility; curing a cause does not itself promise reinstatement.
During suspension
Maintain applicable fees, including renewal fees, and required education throughout suspension under NRS 683A.461(5), applied to adjusters by NRS 684A.220.
Restoration boundary
Restoration of the existing suspended license is distinguished from issuance of a new license after revocation. No new examination is stated in the restoration provisions; the separate relicensing pathways retain the issuance examination where required.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Business entity new licensure after disciplinary action
NV Property and Casualty Adjuster
Disciplinary cure
Reinstatement is not available until a noncontinuing cause arising after license issuance has ceased or the fines under NRS 684A.240 or .250 have been fully paid, as NRS 684A.260 requires. The Commissioner decides eligibility; curing a cause does not itself promise reinstatement.
During suspension
Maintain applicable fees, including renewal fees, and required education throughout suspension under NRS 683A.461(5), applied to adjusters by NRS 684A.220.
Entity qualifications
Eligible to declare the applicable home state; designate a licensed natural-person adjuster authorized to transact business for the entity and responsible for Nevada insurance-law compliance. Identify members, officers, directors and specified owners in the uniform business entity application. Do not commit disqualifying acts; keep business within the partnership agreement or charter; notify the Division of changes to members, directors, officers and responsible licensees.
New license application
The prior-24-month examination exemption excludes a license revoked, suspended or refused continuation. Apply under NRS 684A.090 after the Commissioner finds the NRS 684A.260 impediments resolved.
Other statutory exemptions
The reciprocal-nonresident exemption remains available only if all statutory conditions are satisfied; that pathway is separate.
Responsible licensee instructions
The Division business-entity instructions state: Business Entities must: Designate an individual licensee responsible for the entity’s compliance with Nevada law. This individual is referred to as the “Designated Responsible Licensee” or DRL; Submit the fee for each association of the DRL; Never have committed any act that would be grounds for refusal, suspension, or revocation; Limit the scope of business to the stated purposes within the partnership agreement or charter, as applicable; and Notify the Division in writing of all changes of members, directors, officers, or DRLs. The Division encourages business entities to check with the Nevada Secretary of State for other requirements before conducting business in this state.
Restoration boundary
Restoration of the existing suspended license is distinguished from issuance of a new license after revocation. No new examination is stated in the restoration provisions; the separate relicensing pathways retain the issuance examination where required.
Statutory examination reading
NRS 684A.031 defines person as an individual or business entity. NRS 684A.100 requires each person intending to apply to personally take and pass the licensing examination unless one of its exemptions applies. The examination is retained on that statutory wording. The Division entity instructions specify an already licensed responsible individual, recorded as a condition rather than an implied statutory examination exemption.
Individual new licensure after revocation, suspension or refusal of continuation
NV Property and Casualty Adjuster
Applicant exemptions
NRS 684A.100 and 684A.105 provide exemptions for qualified reciprocal nonresidents, qualifying prior Nevada licensees and applicants relocating within 90 days; separate exemption pathways below identify their conditions.
Character and financial responsibility
Competent, trustworthy, financially responsible and of good reputation; prohibited convictions and acts disqualify unless the Commissioner grants the good-cause waiver in NRS 684A.070(4). NRS 683A.451 identifies disqualifying acts.
Contact and application
Maintain a valid email address; submit the required uniform application, truthful supporting documentation and fees through Sircon or NIPR. Natural persons provide the required child-support statement and must comply with an applicable support order or approved repayment plan.
Disciplinary cure
Reinstatement is not available until a noncontinuing cause arising after license issuance has ceased or the fines under NRS 684A.240 or .250 have been fully paid, as NRS 684A.260 requires. The Commissioner decides eligibility; curing a cause does not itself promise reinstatement.
During suspension
Maintain applicable fees, including renewal fees, and required education throughout suspension under NRS 683A.461(5), applied to adjusters by NRS 684A.220.
Fingerprints
A Nevada resident natural person provides fingerprints at personal expense and authorizes the background check. Division instructions require the fingerprint confirmation receipt with TCN and signed background waiver; the criminal-history report is valid for six months. The fingerprint authorization form requirement is effective August 1, 2025.
License incompatibilities
No concurrent independent, company or staff adjuster license; no concurrent property, casualty or surety producer or surplus-lines broker license except as a bail agent. No auto-body-repair business or controlling interest in an adjusting business entity for a person in that business.
Minimum age
At least 18 years old for an individual applicant (NRS 684A.070(1)(a)).
New license application
A new application after disciplinary action is distinct from restoration of an existing suspended license. NRS 684A.100(2) and .105(1)(b) expressly exclude revoked, suspended or refused-continuation licenses from the prior-24-month exemption.
Other statutory exemptions
A qualifying current home-state license/examination or timely relocation under NRS 684A.100(1) or .105(2) may excuse the applicant; those are applicant conditions. The registered Nevada examination is retained for this issuance route.
Passing score and timing
Pass the Property and Casualty Adjuster examination before applying; NAC 684A.300 requires 70 or more points. The handbook directs application within one year after passing.
Prelicensure education
NAC 684A.200 requires an approved course completed within two years before application. NAC 684A.220 requires at least five hours on Nevada insurance law and regulations and fifteen hours on insurance principles, the requested line, adjusting claims, ethics and governmental regulation. A correspondence or self-study course requires its monitored final examination under NAC 684A.215; that unidentified course assessment is an applicant condition, not an additional registered licensing examination.
Public adjuster scope
Employment by the policyholder; represents solely the financial interests of the insured, excluding workers compensation claims.
Restoration boundary
Restoration of the existing suspended license is distinguished from issuance of a new license after revocation. No new examination is stated in the restoration provisions; the separate relicensing pathways retain the issuance examination where required.
Home state business entity initial licensure
NV Property and Casualty Adjuster
Application and fees
Submit the Uniform Business Entity Application and supporting ownership information, licensing fees and the fee for association of the designated responsible licensee.
Course requirement
NAC 684A.200 requires an approved course for an applicant for an adjuster license; course-completion requirements remain conditions.
Entity qualifications
Eligible to declare the applicable home state; designate a licensed natural-person adjuster authorized to transact business for the entity and responsible for Nevada insurance-law compliance. Identify members, officers, directors and specified owners in the uniform business entity application. Do not commit disqualifying acts; keep business within the partnership agreement or charter; notify the Division of changes to members, directors, officers and responsible licensees.
Exam exemptions
The statutory nonresident and qualifying prior-license exemptions in NRS 684A.100 apply when their conditions are met; those pathways are listed separately.
Home state
Eligible to declare Nevada as the home state, with a principal place of business or eligible home-state designation under NRS 684A.027.
Responsible licensee instructions
The Division business-entity instructions state: Business Entities must: Designate an individual licensee responsible for the entity’s compliance with Nevada law. This individual is referred to as the “Designated Responsible Licensee” or DRL; Submit the fee for each association of the DRL; Never have committed any act that would be grounds for refusal, suspension, or revocation; Limit the scope of business to the stated purposes within the partnership agreement or charter, as applicable; and Notify the Division in writing of all changes of members, directors, officers, or DRLs. The Division encourages business entities to check with the Nevada Secretary of State for other requirements before conducting business in this state.
Statutory examination reading
NRS 684A.031 defines person as an individual or business entity. NRS 684A.100 requires each person intending to apply to personally take and pass the licensing examination unless one of its exemptions applies. The examination is retained on that statutory wording. The Division entity instructions specify an already licensed responsible individual, recorded as a condition rather than an implied statutory examination exemption.
Nonresident business entity reciprocity
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Entity home state
The business entity holds the reciprocal home-state public-adjuster license in good standing and has a licensed responsible natural-person adjuster.
Entity qualifications
Eligible to declare the applicable home state; designate a licensed natural-person adjuster authorized to transact business for the entity and responsible for Nevada insurance-law compliance. Identify members, officers, directors and specified owners in the uniform business entity application. Do not commit disqualifying acts; keep business within the partnership agreement or charter; notify the Division of changes to members, directors, officers and responsible licensees.
Home state examination
NRS 684A.100(1) requires having passed the home-state adjuster examination for its exemption. That other jurisdiction examination is a condition and never a Nevada requirement leaf. A DHS license is accepted from a state requiring examination; Nevada DHS applicants instead follow the Nevada examination route.
Home state license
Currently licensed and in good standing as a public adjuster for the same or similar authority in the actual or eligible designated home state; maintain that resident/home-state license. The home state awards reciprocal nonresident licenses to Nevada applicants.
Nonresident application
Submit the completed application and fees; appoint the Commissioner as process agent and agree to appear. If the home-state license terminates, surrender the Nevada license unless the statutory reciprocal change-of-home-state exception applies.
Responsible licensee instructions
The Division business-entity instructions state: Business Entities must: Designate an individual licensee responsible for the entity’s compliance with Nevada law. This individual is referred to as the “Designated Responsible Licensee” or DRL; Submit the fee for each association of the DRL; Never have committed any act that would be grounds for refusal, suspension, or revocation; Limit the scope of business to the stated purposes within the partnership agreement or charter, as applicable; and Notify the Division in writing of all changes of members, directors, officers, or DRLs. The Division encourages business entities to check with the Nevada Secretary of State for other requirements before conducting business in this state.
Statutory examination reading
NRS 684A.031 defines person as an individual or business entity. NRS 684A.100 requires each person intending to apply to personally take and pass the licensing examination unless one of its exemptions applies. The examination is retained on that statutory wording. The Division entity instructions specify an already licensed responsible individual, recorded as a condition rather than an implied statutory examination exemption.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Business entity reapplication with qualifying Nevada license within 24 months
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Entity qualifications
Eligible to declare the applicable home state; designate a licensed natural-person adjuster authorized to transact business for the entity and responsible for Nevada insurance-law compliance. Identify members, officers, directors and specified owners in the uniform business entity application. Do not commit disqualifying acts; keep business within the partnership agreement or charter; notify the Division of changes to members, directors, officers and responsible licensees.
New application
If more than 30 days have elapsed since expiration, submit a new license application and satisfy all remaining issuance requirements. The statutory examination exemption is preserved.
Prior nevada license
Licensed in Nevada as the same adjuster type during the immediately preceding 24 months; the prior license must not have been revoked, suspended or refused continuation by the Commissioner. NRS 684A.100(2) and 684A.105(1)(b) exempt the applicant from the licensing examination.
Responsible licensee instructions
The Division business-entity instructions state: Business Entities must: Designate an individual licensee responsible for the entity’s compliance with Nevada law. This individual is referred to as the “Designated Responsible Licensee” or DRL; Submit the fee for each association of the DRL; Never have committed any act that would be grounds for refusal, suspension, or revocation; Limit the scope of business to the stated purposes within the partnership agreement or charter, as applicable; and Notify the Division in writing of all changes of members, directors, officers, or DRLs. The Division encourages business entities to check with the Nevada Secretary of State for other requirements before conducting business in this state.
Statutory examination reading
NRS 684A.031 defines person as an individual or business entity. NRS 684A.100 requires each person intending to apply to personally take and pass the licensing examination unless one of its exemptions applies. The examination is retained on that statutory wording. The Division entity instructions specify an already licensed responsible individual, recorded as a condition rather than an implied statutory examination exemption.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Nonresident individual or business entity reapplication after expiration
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Entity applicant
A business entity also satisfies NRS 684A.080 and retains the licensed responsible individual; a natural person satisfies the applicable eligibility and child-support requirements.
Expired license
Reapply after the late-renewal period for a new nonresident license; the home-state examination and good-standing conditions support the NRS 684A.100(1) or .105(1)(a) exemption regardless of how long ago the Nevada license expired.
Home state examination
NRS 684A.100(1) requires having passed the home-state adjuster examination for its exemption. That other jurisdiction examination is a condition and never a Nevada requirement leaf. A DHS license is accepted from a state requiring examination; Nevada DHS applicants instead follow the Nevada examination route.
Home state license
Currently licensed and in good standing as a public adjuster for the same or similar authority in the actual or eligible designated home state; maintain that resident/home-state license. The home state awards reciprocal nonresident licenses to Nevada applicants.
Nonresident application
Submit the completed application and fees; appoint the Commissioner as process agent and agree to appear. If the home-state license terminates, surrender the Nevada license unless the statutory reciprocal change-of-home-state exception applies.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Home state business entity reapplication after the prior license exemption window
NV Property and Casualty Adjuster
Entity qualifications
Eligible to declare the applicable home state; designate a licensed natural-person adjuster authorized to transact business for the entity and responsible for Nevada insurance-law compliance. Identify members, officers, directors and specified owners in the uniform business entity application. Do not commit disqualifying acts; keep business within the partnership agreement or charter; notify the Division of changes to members, directors, officers and responsible licensees.
Expired license
More than 24 months since the entity last held the same Nevada license; no qualifying reciprocal-nonresident exemption applies. Submit a new application under NRS 684A.090.
Responsible licensee instructions
The Division business-entity instructions state: Business Entities must: Designate an individual licensee responsible for the entity’s compliance with Nevada law. This individual is referred to as the “Designated Responsible Licensee” or DRL; Submit the fee for each association of the DRL; Never have committed any act that would be grounds for refusal, suspension, or revocation; Limit the scope of business to the stated purposes within the partnership agreement or charter, as applicable; and Notify the Division in writing of all changes of members, directors, officers, or DRLs. The Division encourages business entities to check with the Nevada Secretary of State for other requirements before conducting business in this state.
Statutory exam requirement
The requirement follows NRS 684A.100 read with the definition of person in NRS 684A.031; the licensed responsible individual remains a separate entity condition.
Statutory examination reading
NRS 684A.031 defines person as an individual or business entity. NRS 684A.100 requires each person intending to apply to personally take and pass the licensing examination unless one of its exemptions applies. The examination is retained on that statutory wording. The Division entity instructions specify an already licensed responsible individual, recorded as a condition rather than an implied statutory examination exemption.
Individual reapplication after the prior license exemption window
NV Property and Casualty Adjuster
Applicant exemptions
NRS 684A.100 and 684A.105 provide exemptions for qualified reciprocal nonresidents, qualifying prior Nevada licensees and applicants relocating within 90 days; separate exemption pathways below identify their conditions.
Character and financial responsibility
Competent, trustworthy, financially responsible and of good reputation; prohibited convictions and acts disqualify unless the Commissioner grants the good-cause waiver in NRS 684A.070(4). NRS 683A.451 identifies disqualifying acts.
Contact and application
Maintain a valid email address; submit the required uniform application, truthful supporting documentation and fees through Sircon or NIPR. Natural persons provide the required child-support statement and must comply with an applicable support order or approved repayment plan.
Expired license
More than 24 months since the applicant last held the same Nevada adjuster license, and neither the reciprocal-nonresident exemption nor the timely-relocation exemption applies. A new application and licensing examination are required under NRS 684A.100 and .105.
Fingerprints
A Nevada resident natural person provides fingerprints at personal expense and authorizes the background check. Division instructions require the fingerprint confirmation receipt with TCN and signed background waiver; the criminal-history report is valid for six months. The fingerprint authorization form requirement is effective August 1, 2025.
License incompatibilities
No concurrent independent, company or staff adjuster license; no concurrent property, casualty or surety producer or surplus-lines broker license except as a bail agent. No auto-body-repair business or controlling interest in an adjusting business entity for a person in that business.
Minimum age
At least 18 years old for an individual applicant (NRS 684A.070(1)(a)).
Passing score and timing
Pass the Property and Casualty Adjuster examination before applying; NAC 684A.300 requires 70 or more points. The handbook directs application within one year after passing.
Prelicensure education
NAC 684A.200 requires an approved course completed within two years before application. NAC 684A.220 requires at least five hours on Nevada insurance law and regulations and fifteen hours on insurance principles, the requested line, adjusting claims, ethics and governmental regulation. A correspondence or self-study course requires its monitored final examination under NAC 684A.215; that unidentified course assessment is an applicant condition, not an additional registered licensing examination.
Public adjuster scope
Employment by the policyholder; represents solely the financial interests of the insured, excluding workers compensation claims.
Renewal with a Commissioner approved extenuating circumstance waiver
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Child support statement
A natural person provides the completed child-support statement required by NRS 684A.143 and satisfies the support-order or repayment-plan requirement.
Extenuating circumstance
Unable to comply with renewal procedures or requirements because of military service, long-term medical disability or another extenuating circumstance. Request the applicable waiver under NRS 684A.130(3).
Remaining requirements
Complete any requirements the Commissioner has not waived; maintain the applicable home-state license and responsible individual when required.
Renewal application and fees
Renew through Sircon or NIPR, pay renewal fees and complete applicable requirements by the renewal date, the last day of the applicable third-anniversary month. A license not timely renewed expires; no authority to practice while expired.
Waiver condition
This pathway applies only when the Commissioner grants the requested waiver of the affected renewal requirement and, if otherwise applicable, the examination requirement or sanction. It does not create an automatic waiver or a separate examination.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Individual or business entity court ordered restoration by payment of fine
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Court relief
On appeal, the court finds a violation but considers suspension, revocation or refusal of continuation too severe and imposes a fine of not more than $500 instead.
Payment and prior offense
Payment within ten days reinstates, restores or continues the license. The court cannot substitute a fine if the license was previously suspended, revoked or refused for a similar offense. This specific restoration under NRS 684A.250 is not a new licensing application.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Business entity late renewal within 30 days of expiration
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Entity qualifications
Eligible to declare the applicable home state; designate a licensed natural-person adjuster authorized to transact business for the entity and responsible for Nevada insurance-law compliance. Identify members, officers, directors and specified owners in the uniform business entity application. Do not commit disqualifying acts; keep business within the partnership agreement or charter; notify the Division of changes to members, directors, officers and responsible licensees.
Examination exemption
The same Nevada license was held within the preceding 24 months and was not revoked, suspended or refused continuation; NRS 684A.105(1)(b) applies to the examination-proof requirement in NRS 684A.130(2).
Late renewal window
The Commissioner may accept renewal within 30 days after expiration on payment of the statutory increased fee.
Responsible licensee instructions
The Division business-entity instructions state: Business Entities must: Designate an individual licensee responsible for the entity’s compliance with Nevada law. This individual is referred to as the “Designated Responsible Licensee” or DRL; Submit the fee for each association of the DRL; Never have committed any act that would be grounds for refusal, suspension, or revocation; Limit the scope of business to the stated purposes within the partnership agreement or charter, as applicable; and Notify the Division in writing of all changes of members, directors, officers, or DRLs. The Division encourages business entities to check with the Nevada Secretary of State for other requirements before conducting business in this state.
Statutory examination reading
NRS 684A.031 defines person as an individual or business entity. NRS 684A.100 requires each person intending to apply to personally take and pass the licensing examination unless one of its exemptions applies. The examination is retained on that statutory wording. The Division entity instructions specify an already licensed responsible individual, recorded as a condition rather than an implied statutory examination exemption.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Individual late renewal within 30 days of expiration
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Child support statement
A natural person provides the completed child-support statement required by NRS 684A.143 and satisfies the support-order or repayment-plan requirement.
Continuing education
Individuals complete 24 approved continuing-education hours within the three-year term, including three ethics hours, related to the line held. No repeat-course credit during the term and no carryforward. A correspondence/self-study/online course may involve a supervised final examination under NAC 684A.405; no particular additional licensing examination is identified.
Late renewal window
The Commissioner may accept renewal within 30 days of expiration. Pay 150 percent of the applicable renewal fee, excluding statutory administrative fees; provide the required support statement and continuing-education proof. NRS 684A.130(2)(c) expressly preserves the NRS 684A.105 examination exemptions.
New application
If more than 30 days have elapsed since expiration, submit a new license application and satisfy all remaining issuance requirements. The statutory examination exemption is preserved.
Nonresident alternative
A qualifying nonresident instead satisfies the home-state examination/license conditions in NRS 684A.105(1)(a), and home-state continuing education in NRS 684A.135(2).
Prior nevada license
Licensed in Nevada as the same adjuster type during the immediately preceding 24 months; the prior license must not have been revoked, suspended or refused continuation by the Commissioner. NRS 684A.100(2) and 684A.105(1)(b) exempt the applicant from the licensing examination.
Renewal application and fees
Renew through Sircon or NIPR, pay renewal fees and complete applicable requirements by the renewal date, the last day of the applicable third-anniversary month. A license not timely renewed expires; no authority to practice while expired.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Individual designating Nevada as home state
NV Property and Casualty Adjuster
Applicant exemptions
NRS 684A.100 and 684A.105 provide exemptions for qualified reciprocal nonresidents, qualifying prior Nevada licensees and applicants relocating within 90 days; separate exemption pathways below identify their conditions.
Character and financial responsibility
Competent, trustworthy, financially responsible and of good reputation; prohibited convictions and acts disqualify unless the Commissioner grants the good-cause waiver in NRS 684A.070(4). NRS 683A.451 identifies disqualifying acts.
Contact and application
Maintain a valid email address; submit the required uniform application, truthful supporting documentation and fees through Sircon or NIPR. Natural persons provide the required child-support statement and must comply with an applicable support order or approved repayment plan.
Designated home state
The applicant is not a Nevada resident and the actual home state does not issue the requested license type or line. Nevada may be designated only under the home-state conditions in NRS 684A.027. The Division and handbook require the same resident requirements, including examination and fingerprints; apply for the Adjuster DHS license through Sircon.
Fingerprints
A Nevada resident natural person provides fingerprints at personal expense and authorizes the background check. Division instructions require the fingerprint confirmation receipt with TCN and signed background waiver; the criminal-history report is valid for six months. The fingerprint authorization form requirement is effective August 1, 2025.
License incompatibilities
No concurrent independent, company or staff adjuster license; no concurrent property, casualty or surety producer or surplus-lines broker license except as a bail agent. No auto-body-repair business or controlling interest in an adjusting business entity for a person in that business.
Minimum age
At least 18 years old for an individual applicant (NRS 684A.070(1)(a)).
Passing score and timing
Pass the Property and Casualty Adjuster examination before applying; NAC 684A.300 requires 70 or more points. The handbook directs application within one year after passing.
Prelicensure education
NAC 684A.200 requires an approved course completed within two years before application. NAC 684A.220 requires at least five hours on Nevada insurance law and regulations and fifteen hours on insurance principles, the requested line, adjusting claims, ethics and governmental regulation. A correspondence or self-study course requires its monitored final examination under NAC 684A.215; that unidentified course assessment is an applicant condition, not an additional registered licensing examination.
Public adjuster scope
Employment by the policyholder; represents solely the financial interests of the insured, excluding workers compensation claims.
Nonresident individual reciprocity
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Character and financial responsibility
Competent, trustworthy, financially responsible and of good reputation; prohibited convictions and acts disqualify unless the Commissioner grants the good-cause waiver in NRS 684A.070(4). NRS 683A.451 identifies disqualifying acts.
Contact and application
Maintain a valid email address; submit the required uniform application, truthful supporting documentation and fees through Sircon or NIPR. Natural persons provide the required child-support statement and must comply with an applicable support order or approved repayment plan.
Home state examination
NRS 684A.100(1) requires having passed the home-state adjuster examination for its exemption. That other jurisdiction examination is a condition and never a Nevada requirement leaf. A DHS license is accepted from a state requiring examination; Nevada DHS applicants instead follow the Nevada examination route.
Home state license
Currently licensed and in good standing as a public adjuster for the same or similar authority in the actual or eligible designated home state; maintain that resident/home-state license. The home state awards reciprocal nonresident licenses to Nevada applicants.
License incompatibilities
No concurrent independent, company or staff adjuster license; no concurrent property, casualty or surety producer or surplus-lines broker license except as a bail agent. No auto-body-repair business or controlling interest in an adjusting business entity for a person in that business.
Minimum age
At least 18 years old for an individual applicant (NRS 684A.070(1)(a)).
Nonresident application
Submit the completed application and fees; appoint the Commissioner as process agent and agree to appear. If the home-state license terminates, surrender the Nevada license unless the statutory reciprocal change-of-home-state exception applies.
Public adjuster scope
Employment by the policyholder; represents solely the financial interests of the insured, excluding workers compensation claims.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Individual reapplication with qualifying Nevada license within 24 months
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Character and financial responsibility
Competent, trustworthy, financially responsible and of good reputation; prohibited convictions and acts disqualify unless the Commissioner grants the good-cause waiver in NRS 684A.070(4). NRS 683A.451 identifies disqualifying acts.
Contact and application
Maintain a valid email address; submit the required uniform application, truthful supporting documentation and fees through Sircon or NIPR. Natural persons provide the required child-support statement and must comply with an applicable support order or approved repayment plan.
Education
Meet the applicable prelicensure course requirements under NAC 684A.200 and .220; an examination exemption does not itself waive these rules.
Fingerprints
A Nevada resident natural person provides fingerprints at personal expense and authorizes the background check. Division instructions require the fingerprint confirmation receipt with TCN and signed background waiver; the criminal-history report is valid for six months. The fingerprint authorization form requirement is effective August 1, 2025.
License incompatibilities
No concurrent independent, company or staff adjuster license; no concurrent property, casualty or surety producer or surplus-lines broker license except as a bail agent. No auto-body-repair business or controlling interest in an adjusting business entity for a person in that business.
Minimum age
At least 18 years old for an individual applicant (NRS 684A.070(1)(a)).
New application
If more than 30 days have elapsed since expiration, submit a new license application and satisfy all remaining issuance requirements. The statutory examination exemption is preserved.
Prior nevada license
Licensed in Nevada as the same adjuster type during the immediately preceding 24 months; the prior license must not have been revoked, suspended or refused continuation by the Commissioner. NRS 684A.100(2) and 684A.105(1)(b) exempt the applicant from the licensing examination.
Public adjuster scope
Employment by the policyholder; represents solely the financial interests of the insured, excluding workers compensation claims.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Business entity renewal
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Child support statement
A natural person provides the completed child-support statement required by NRS 684A.143 and satisfies the support-order or repayment-plan requirement.
Entity qualifications
Eligible to declare the applicable home state; designate a licensed natural-person adjuster authorized to transact business for the entity and responsible for Nevada insurance-law compliance. Identify members, officers, directors and specified owners in the uniform business entity application. Do not commit disqualifying acts; keep business within the partnership agreement or charter; notify the Division of changes to members, directors, officers and responsible licensees.
Individual requirements
NRS 684A.135 continuing education and NRS 684A.143 child-support statements apply to natural persons. Entity renewal keeps the licensed responsible individual and the qualifications in NRS 684A.080.
Prior license exemption
The renewing business entity holds the same Nevada adjuster license within the immediately preceding 24 months and qualifies for the NRS 684A.100(2) exemption absent suspension, revocation or refusal of continuation.
Renewal application and fees
Renew through Sircon or NIPR, pay renewal fees and complete applicable requirements by the renewal date, the last day of the applicable third-anniversary month. A license not timely renewed expires; no authority to practice while expired.
Responsible licensee instructions
The Division business-entity instructions state: Business Entities must: Designate an individual licensee responsible for the entity’s compliance with Nevada law. This individual is referred to as the “Designated Responsible Licensee” or DRL; Submit the fee for each association of the DRL; Never have committed any act that would be grounds for refusal, suspension, or revocation; Limit the scope of business to the stated purposes within the partnership agreement or charter, as applicable; and Notify the Division in writing of all changes of members, directors, officers, or DRLs. The Division encourages business entities to check with the Nevada Secretary of State for other requirements before conducting business in this state.
Statutory examination reading
NRS 684A.031 defines person as an individual or business entity. NRS 684A.100 requires each person intending to apply to personally take and pass the licensing examination unless one of its exemptions applies. The examination is retained on that statutory wording. The Division entity instructions specify an already licensed responsible individual, recorded as a condition rather than an implied statutory examination exemption.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Nevada home state individual renewal
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Child support statement
A natural person provides the completed child-support statement required by NRS 684A.143 and satisfies the support-order or repayment-plan requirement.
Continuing education
Individuals complete 24 approved continuing-education hours within the three-year term, including three ethics hours, related to the line held. No repeat-course credit during the term and no carryforward. A correspondence/self-study/online course may involve a supervised final examination under NAC 684A.405; no particular additional licensing examination is identified.
Eligibility
Holds the valid public-adjuster license as a Nevada resident or Nevada designated-home-state individual; the same-type Nevada license within the preceding 24 months satisfies NRS 684A.100(2). The statutory renewal requirements in NRS 684A.130 and .135 are fees, statements and continuing education.
Renewal application and fees
Renew through Sircon or NIPR, pay renewal fees and complete applicable requirements by the renewal date, the last day of the applicable third-anniversary month. A license not timely renewed expires; no authority to practice while expired.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Nonresident individual renewal
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Child support statement
A natural person provides the completed child-support statement required by NRS 684A.143 and satisfies the support-order or repayment-plan requirement.
Home state continuing education
A nonresident licensee who has satisfied the home-state continuing-education requirements is exempt from Nevada continuing education under NRS 684A.135(2). The Division requires completion and reporting in the home state.
Home state examination
NRS 684A.100(1) requires having passed the home-state adjuster examination for its exemption. That other jurisdiction examination is a condition and never a Nevada requirement leaf. A DHS license is accepted from a state requiring examination; Nevada DHS applicants instead follow the Nevada examination route.
Home state license
Currently licensed and in good standing as a public adjuster for the same or similar authority in the actual or eligible designated home state; maintain that resident/home-state license. The home state awards reciprocal nonresident licenses to Nevada applicants.
Nonresident application
Submit the completed application and fees; appoint the Commissioner as process agent and agree to appear. If the home-state license terminates, surrender the Nevada license unless the statutory reciprocal change-of-home-state exception applies.
Renewal application and fees
Renew through Sircon or NIPR, pay renewal fees and complete applicable requirements by the renewal date, the last day of the applicable third-anniversary month. A license not timely renewed expires; no authority to practice while expired.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Resident individual initial licensure by examination
NV Property and Casualty Adjuster
Applicant exemptions
NRS 684A.100 and 684A.105 provide exemptions for qualified reciprocal nonresidents, qualifying prior Nevada licensees and applicants relocating within 90 days; separate exemption pathways below identify their conditions.
Character and financial responsibility
Competent, trustworthy, financially responsible and of good reputation; prohibited convictions and acts disqualify unless the Commissioner grants the good-cause waiver in NRS 684A.070(4). NRS 683A.451 identifies disqualifying acts.
Contact and application
Maintain a valid email address; submit the required uniform application, truthful supporting documentation and fees through Sircon or NIPR. Natural persons provide the required child-support statement and must comply with an applicable support order or approved repayment plan.
Fingerprints
A Nevada resident natural person provides fingerprints at personal expense and authorizes the background check. Division instructions require the fingerprint confirmation receipt with TCN and signed background waiver; the criminal-history report is valid for six months. The fingerprint authorization form requirement is effective August 1, 2025.
Home state
Eligible to declare Nevada as home state; the application is for a resident individual license.
License incompatibilities
No concurrent independent, company or staff adjuster license; no concurrent property, casualty or surety producer or surplus-lines broker license except as a bail agent. No auto-body-repair business or controlling interest in an adjusting business entity for a person in that business.
Minimum age
At least 18 years old for an individual applicant (NRS 684A.070(1)(a)).
Passing score and timing
Pass the Property and Casualty Adjuster examination before applying; NAC 684A.300 requires 70 or more points. The handbook directs application within one year after passing.
Prelicensure education
NAC 684A.200 requires an approved course completed within two years before application. NAC 684A.220 requires at least five hours on Nevada insurance law and regulations and fifteen hours on insurance principles, the requested line, adjusting claims, ethics and governmental regulation. A correspondence or self-study course requires its monitored final examination under NAC 684A.215; that unidentified course assessment is an applicant condition, not an additional registered licensing examination.
Public adjuster scope
Employment by the policyholder; represents solely the financial interests of the insured, excluding workers compensation claims.
Resident individual relocating from another licensed jurisdiction
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application window
Apply within 90 days of establishing Nevada residency under NRS 684A.105(2). The handbook also requires application within 90 days of cancellation of the prior resident license and a letter of clearance or prior license information in the Producer Database.
Character and financial responsibility
Competent, trustworthy, financially responsible and of good reputation; prohibited convictions and acts disqualify unless the Commissioner grants the good-cause waiver in NRS 684A.070(4). NRS 683A.451 identifies disqualifying acts.
Contact and application
Maintain a valid email address; submit the required uniform application, truthful supporting documentation and fees through Sircon or NIPR. Natural persons provide the required child-support statement and must comply with an applicable support order or approved repayment plan.
Education
NAC 684A.200 states the approved prelicensure-course requirement. Its scope is not narrowed by the Division page omitting it.
Fingerprints
A Nevada resident natural person provides fingerprints at personal expense and authorizes the background check. Division instructions require the fingerprint confirmation receipt with TCN and signed background waiver; the criminal-history report is valid for six months. The fingerprint authorization form requirement is effective August 1, 2025.
License incompatibilities
No concurrent independent, company or staff adjuster license; no concurrent property, casualty or surety producer or surplus-lines broker license except as a bail agent. No auto-body-repair business or controlling interest in an adjusting business entity for a person in that business.
Minimum age
At least 18 years old for an individual applicant (NRS 684A.070(1)(a)).
Prior license
Licensed as an adjuster in another state and establishes legal residency in Nevada. That license is an applicant condition, not an examination leaf.
Public adjuster scope
Employment by the policyholder; represents solely the financial interests of the insured, excluding workers compensation claims.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

NV Property and Casualty Adjuster

Provider
Pearson VUE
Format
Multiple choice; general knowledge and Nevada law yield one examination result
Exam questions
90 scoreable questions
Time limit
2 hours
Passing score
Scaled score of 70
Exam fee
$37
Examination outline
  • I. PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE TERMS AND RELATED CONCEPTS (20 scoreable questions)
    • A. Abandonment
    • B. Accident
    • C. Actual cash value
    • D. Additional coverages
    • E. Appraisal
    • F. Binders
    • G. Burglary
    • H. Deductible
    • I. Depreciation
    • J. Earnings
    • K. Estimating
    • L. Estoppel
    • M. Extensions of coverage
    • N. Hazard
    • N. Hazard > 1. Moral
    • N. Hazard > 2. Morale
    • O. Indemnity
    • P. Insurance
    • Q. Insurable interest
    • R. Liability
    • S. Limits of liability
    • T. Loss
    • T. Loss > 1. Direct
    • T. Loss > 2. Indirect
    • U. Mysterious disappearance
    • V. Negligence
    • V. Negligence > 1. Comparative vs. Modified Comparative
    • V. Negligence > 2. Contributory
    • V. Negligence > 3. Elements of Negligence/Torts
    • V. Negligence > 3. Elements of Negligence/Torts > a. Proximate Cause
    • V. Negligence > 3. Elements of Negligence/Torts > b. Foreseeability
    • W. Obsolescence
    • X. Occurrence
    • Y. Pair and set clause
    • Z. Peril
    • AA.Proximate cause
    • BB.Replacement cost
    • CC.Right of salvage
    • DD.Risk
    • EE. Robbery
    • FF. Tariff Liability
    • GG. Theft
    • H.H. Vacancy and unoccupancy
    • II. Value Policy
    • JJ. Voiding and suspension of policy: differences
    • KK. Waiver/Non-Waiver Agreement
  • II. PROPERTY AND CASUALTY POLICY PROVISIONS AND CONTRACT LAW (20 scoreable questions)
    • A. Additional (supplementary) payments
    • B. Apportionment clause
    • C. Appraisal
    • D. Arbitration
    • E. Assignment
    • F. Cancellation and Nonrenewal provisions
    • G. Claims Made policy form
    • H. Coinsurance
    • I. Concealment
    • J. Conditions
    • K. Declarations
    • L. Definition of the insured
    • M. Duties of the insured after a loss
    • N. Elements of a contract
    • O. Endorsements
    • P. Exclusions
    • Q. Fair Credit Reporting Act (Compliance)
    • R. Insuring agreement
    • S. Limitations
    • T. Loss settlement provisions including consent to settle a loss
    • U. Mortgagee rights
    • V. Nonconcurrency
    • W. Notice of claim
    • X. Obligations of the insurance company
    • Y. Other Insurance provision
    • Z. Proof of loss
    • AA. Representations and misrepresentations
    • BB. Salvage
    • CC. Sources of underwriting information
    • DD. Statute of limitations
    • EE. Subrogation
    • FF. Voiding and suspension of policies
    • GG. Warranties
    • HH. Bodily injury liability
    • II. Deposit premium/audit
    • JJ. Personal injury liability
    • KK. Property damage liability
  • III. GENERAL PROPERTY INSURANCE PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE PERTINENT TO ADJUSTERS (20 scoreable questions)
    • A. Standard Fire Policy
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 1. Basic coverages, provisions, and clauses
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 2. Limitations, restrictions and exclusions
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 3. Proof of Loss
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 3. Proof of Loss > a. Periods of Limitation Tolled
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 4. Loss requirements and inventories
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 4. Loss requirements and inventories > a. Taxes and Demolition Expenses
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 5. Appraisal
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 6. Duties of the insured/insurer
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 7. Cancellation
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 8. Additional coverages
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 9. Replacement costs
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 10. Actual cash value
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 11. Assignment
    • A. Standard Fire Policy > 12. Claims payment
    • B. Personal lines
    • B. Personal lines > 1. Dwelling and contents (DP forms)
    • B. Personal lines > 2. Personal liability
    • B. Personal lines > 3. Homeowners and forms/coverages
    • B. Personal lines > 3. Homeowners and forms/coverages > a. Policy provisions
    • B. Personal lines > 3. Homeowners and forms/coverages > b. Replacement costs
    • B. Personal lines > 3. Homeowners and forms/coverages > c. Appraisal
    • B. Personal lines > 3. Homeowners and forms/coverages > d. Optional provisions
    • B. Personal lines > 3. Homeowners and forms/coverages > e. Special limits of liability
    • B. Personal lines > 3. Homeowners and forms/coverages > f. Proof of Loss
    • B. Personal lines > 3. Homeowners and forms/coverages > g. Exclusions
    • B. Personal lines > 4. Mobile Homes
    • C. Commercial lines
    • C. Commercial lines > 1. Commercial property
    • C. Commercial lines > 1. Commercial property > a. Commercial building and personal property form
    • C. Commercial lines > 1. Commercial property > b. Causes of loss forms
    • C. Commercial lines > 1. Commercial property > c. Business income
    • C. Commercial lines > 1. Commercial property > d. Extra expense
    • C. Commercial lines > 2. Commercial Package Policy (CPP)
    • C. Commercial lines > 3. Equipment Breakdown Coverage
    • C. Commercial lines > 4. Businessowners Policy (BOP)
    • C. Commercial lines > 5. Commercial and Special Multi-peril
    • C. Commercial lines > 6. Builder’s Risk
    • D. Inland marine
    • D. Inland marine > 1. Nationwide Definition
    • D. Inland marine > 2. Policies
    • D. Inland marine > 2. Policies > a. Personal floaters
    • D. Inland marine > 2. Policies > b. Commercial floaters
    • D. Inland marine > 2. Policies > c. Commercial inland marine
    • E. Others
    • E. Others > 1. Flood
    • E. Others > 2. Personal Watercraft
    • E. Others > 3. Commercial Ocean Marine
    • E. Others > 4. Earthquake
  • IV. GENERAL CASUALTY INSURANCE PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE PERTINENT TO ADJUSTERS (20 scoreable questions)
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 1. Liability
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 2. Medical Payments
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 3. Physical damage (collision and other than collision/comprehensive)
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 4. Uninsured motorists
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 5. Underinsured motorists
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 6 Who is an insured
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 7.Types of auto
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 7.Types of auto > a. Owned
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 7.Types of auto > b Non-owned
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 7.Types of auto > c. Hired
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 7.Types of auto > d. Temporary Substitute
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 8. Garage coverage form
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 8. Garage coverage form > a. Standard coverages
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 8. Garage coverage form > a. Standard coverages > (1) Liability
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 8. Garage coverage form > a. Standard coverages > (2) Garagekeepers
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 8. Garage coverage form > a. Standard coverages > (3) Physical damage
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 8. Garage coverage form > b. Garagekeepers options
    • A. Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto > 9. Truckers coverage form
    • B. Additional Coverages and Exclusions
    • B. Additional Coverages and Exclusions > 1. Business Interruption
    • B. Additional Coverages and Exclusions > 2. Time Element
    • B. Additional Coverages and Exclusions > 3. Law and Ordinance exclusion
    • B. Additional Coverages and Exclusions > 4. Law and Ordinance coverage
    • B. Additional Coverages and Exclusions > 5. Valuable Papers and Records
    • B. Additional Coverages and Exclusions > 6. Vandalism and Malicious Mischief
    • B. Additional Coverages and Exclusions > 7. Broad Form
    • C. Crime
    • C. Crime > 1. Employee Theft
    • C. Crime > 2. Inside the Premises-Theft of Money and Securities
    • C. Crime > 3. Inside the Premises-Robbery or Safe Burglary of Other Property
    • C. Crime > 4. Inside the Premises - Robbery or Burglary of Other Property
    • C. Crime > 5. Definitions
    • C. Crime > 5. Definitions > a. Custodian
    • C. Crime > 5. Definitions > b. Messenger
    • C. Crime > 5. Definitions > c. Guard or watchperson
    • D. Surety Bonding
    • D. Surety Bonding > 1. Definitions
    • D. Surety Bonding > 1. Definitions > a. Obligee
    • D. Surety Bonding > 1. Definitions > b. Principal
    • D. Surety Bonding > 1. Definitions > c. Surety
    • D. Surety Bonding > 2. Types
    • D. Surety Bonding > 2. Types > a. Performance
    • E. Professional liability
    • E. Professional liability > 1. Errors and Omissions
    • E. Professional liability > 2. Directors and Officers
    • F. Umbrella/Excess liability
  • V. NEVADA STATUTES, RULES, AND REGULATIONS PERTINENT TO ADJUSTERS (10 scoreable questions)
    • A. Insurance Commissioner
    • A. Insurance Commissioner > 1. General powers and duties
    • A. Insurance Commissioner > 2. Examinations
    • A. Insurance Commissioner > 3. Notice and hearings
    • B. Definitions
    • B. Definitions > 1. Insurer
    • B. Definitions > 2. Authorized and unauthorized
    • B. Definitions > 3. Domestic, foreign, and alien
    • B. Definitions > 4. Transacting insurance
    • B. Definitions > 5. Certificate of authority
    • B. Definitions > 6. Premiums
    • C. Licensing
    • C. Licensing > 1. Persons required to be licensed
    • C. Licensing > 1. Persons required to be licensed > a. Adjuster
    • C. Licensing > 2. Termination of license
    • C. Licensing > 2. Termination of license > a. Renewal/Continuing Education
    • C. Licensing > 2. Termination of license > b. Suspension
    • C. Licensing > 2. Termination of license > c. Revocation
    • C. Licensing > 2. Termination of license > d. Limitation and refusal of license
    • C. Licensing > 3. Name of licensee–true, fictitious
    • D. Marketing practices
    • D. Marketing practices > 1. Unfair practices
    • D. Marketing practices > 1. Unfair practices > a. Unfair claims methods and practices; Settlement of claims
    • D. Marketing practices > 1. Unfair practices > b. Fraud
    • D. Marketing practices > 1. Unfair practices > c. Unfair discrimination
    • D. Marketing practices > 1. Unfair practices > d. Defamation
    • D. Marketing practices > 2. Required records and record retention
    • E. Administrator
    • F. Cancellation and nonrenewal of policies
    • G. Payment of motor vehicle physical damage claims
    • H. Motor vehicle physical damage appraiser
    • I. Inland Marine and Transportation
    • J. Property insurance defined
    • K. Property insurance contracts
    • L. Automobile insurance
    • L. Automobile insurance > 1. Uninsured/underinsured motorists provisions
    • L. Automobile insurance > 2. Policy coverages, limitations and exclusions of certain drivers from a policy
    • M. Casualty contracts
    • M. Casualty contracts > 1. Vehicle Insurance
    • M. Casualty contracts > 2. Liability
    • M. Casualty contracts > 3. Theft/Burglary
    • M. Casualty contracts > 4. Surety
Examination sources