North Carolina adjusters
North Carolina adjuster continuing education: insurance fraud CE
Renew your North Carolina adjuster license with continuing education from the specialists in insurance fraud and investigations. North Carolina adjusters need 24 hours every 2-year compliance period, due by the end of your birth month.
The requirement
North Carolina adjuster CE rules
- 3 hours must be ethics
- A 3-hour flood (NFIP) course is required every other compliance period
Source: NCDOI continuing education. Rules change; confirm with the North Carolina Department of Insurance before you renew.
How NATG fits
Fraud CE for North Carolina adjusters
NATG teaches only insurance fraud and insurance investigations, written by insurance fraud, SIU and claims professionals.
- Introduction to insurance fraud and red flags
- Staged accidents, auto theft and repair shop fraud
- Property, catastrophe and workers compensation fraud
- Health care, life and disability fraud
- Recorded statements and when to refer a claim to SIU
Questions
North Carolina adjuster CE questions
How many CE hours do North Carolina adjusters need?
North Carolina licensed adjusters need 24 hours every 2-year compliance period, due by the end of your birth month. 3 hours must be ethics.
Do NATG courses count for my North Carolina adjuster license?
Check each course listing in the NATG catalog for its current North Carolina approval and credit hours before you buy, and confirm with the North Carolina Department of Insurance.
Why take insurance fraud CE?
NATG specializes in insurance fraud and investigations. Instead of repeating general coverage reviews, you learn the fraud schemes adjusters see on the job and what to do about them.
Renew your North Carolina license with insurance fraud CE
Open the catalog, check the course approvals for North Carolina and start today.