Is a non-resident adjuster required to take the Kentucky Adjuster License exam?

A non-resident adjuster is not required to take the Kentucky Adjuster License exam if their home state has established a mutual recognition agreement with Kentucky. Mutual recognition allows non-resident adjusters to obtain a license in Kentucky without the necessity of taking the exam, provided they hold a valid license in their home state. This policy facilitates ease of operation for adjusters who are licensed in other states, promoting efficiency and uniformity in the industry across state lines.

While some adjusters may assume that a test is necessary for all non-residents, Kentucky's licensing structure is designed to acknowledge and honor the qualifications of adjusters that have already been vetted and licensed by their home state, streamlining the process for those who work across jurisdictions.