Insurance Adjuster License

To apply to become a licensed insurance adjuster in Prince Edward Island, submit the online form below with the completed application (PDF), all associated documentation and the licensing fee, which is $200.

Insurance Adjuster License Search

You can check whether an insurance adjuster is licensed in PEI by going to the following link: Licensed Insurance Adjusters

Licensing Information

Licensing Period

Both probationary and full adjuster’s licenses are issued for a two-year term.

Probationary License

• All probationary licensees must be supervised by a full licensee. 
• Supervising licensee must review, and countersign all claims reports and settlement offers completed or submitted by the probationary licensee. 
• Both the supervising and probationary licensee must sign a Supervision Undertaking detailing this relationship.

Full License Requirements

To obtain a full license, the probationary licensee must have a minimum of two years of practical experience and complete the following educational requirements within the prescribed timeline:

Non-Residents

• Licensed in Another Canadian Jurisdiction: If applying for a full license and you hold an equivalent full license in another Canadian jurisdiction, you must provide a copy of your current full license from another Canadian jurisdiction. 

• Unlicensed Non-Resident Adjusters: Some Canadian jurisdictions do not require a license under certain circumstances. Applicants for a full license who do not hold an equivalent full license in another Canadian jurisdiction, must have acted as an adjuster for at least 2 years and provide a transcript confirming the successful completion of the minimum educational requirements outlined above.

Fees

The licensing fee for a full or probationary license is $200. 

To Apply

To apply for an Adjusters License in PEI follow the below steps:

• Download and complete the Adjusters License Application Form
  • This application is for both new and renewals
  • Applicant must sign page 3 of the Application
  • If applying for a probationary license:
    • Applicant must sign the Supervision Undertaking (Page 4)
    • Supervisory licensee must sign the Supervision Undertaking (Page 4)
  • If applying for a full license (first time)
    • Must provide a transcript showing that they meet the minimum educational requirements.
  • Non-resident applicants
    • Must provide a copy of their insurance adjuster's license from their home jurisdiction
    • If the applicant does not hold a license in home jurisdiction, provide a copy of transcript confirming that they meet the minimum educational requirements listed above.
• Submit your application and pay fee by clicking on "Apply or Renew Insurance Adjuster License"