CAT Adjuster Access in NC: 2025 Rules You Shouldn’t Miss
Ahead of hurricane season, the North Carolina Department of Insurance (NCDOI) has shared new rules for out-of-state CAT adjusters working in emergency zones. These rules are a must-know for insurers and independent adjuster firms.
Pre-Deployment Requirements
To lawfully operate in disaster areas in NC, insurers must ensure:
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Adjusters carry ID badges formatted per Bulletin 25-B-06
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Adjusters finish the North Carolina CAT Adjuster Course via the NC CAT Adjuster Certification Course page, which covers state insurance guidelines and structural codes
Then send to NCDOI’s Licensing Section:
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Adjuster’s name and state
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Current license status and issuing state
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Training completion proof
This information must be sent to CATAdjusterRequest@ncdoi.gov, or faxed to (866) 565-7854, Attn: NC Catastrophic Adjuster Approval.
Who is Approved?
Under NCGS 58-33-70(e), out-of-state adjusters may be permitted if:
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Employed by an authorized NC insurer
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Working exclusively on catastrophe claims
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Following all required reporting and ID processes
Note: Public adjusters must still hold a valid North Carolina license.
Summary
With these updates, adjusters can act quickly and stay compliant. Access the full bulletin here.
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