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Important: Self-appointing surplus lines agents, viatical settlement brokers, public or all-lines adjusters, and general lines agents (2-20) or insurance agencies supervising customer representatives must log in to their own MyProfile account and click Access eAppoint Website.
"MyProfile" is your interface with the Florida Department of Financial Services' Division of Insurance Agent and Agency Services. Your account shows your licensing and compliance information at your convenience.
The Emergency Adjuster application is now available in the Appointing Entity's MyProfile account. MyProfile allows you to: View your license(s), registration(s), appointment(s), continuing education information, and deficiencies on a pending application.
eAppoint requires agencies and self appointing entities to enter one of the following identifiers during the first step of registration: License Number, Florida Company Code, Social Security Number, or FEIN.
If you are an adjuster with a place of business in connection with your residence, you are required to obtain an adjusting firm license for that location, unless exempt by Florida Statute 626.112(9)(a).
All licenses require an appointment with the exception of insurance agency licenses. Additional information about appointments can be found under the "Agent and Adjuster General Licensing and Compliance" and "eAppoint and Appointments" FAQs. The information on this page will help you understand what each license is used for, what the ...
12 wrz 2024 · Step 4: Florida License Appointment. In Florida, all insurance licenses require an appointment. Independent adjusters need to “self-appoint” by completing the following steps. Go to MyProfile and log in to your account. Select the “Access eAppoint” button under “Apply”.
