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Florida Statute 626.864

Florida Statute 626.864. Adjuster license types.

Florida Statute 626.864. Adjuster license types.

1 min read · Reviewed April 2026

Florida Statute 626.864. Adjuster license types.

Purpose

What this statute does

The Florida Legislature titles this section "Adjuster license types." The full text is reproduced below.

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How it applies to your claim

Florida Statute 626.864 is titled "Adjuster license types." Whether it reaches your claim depends on your policy language and the facts of your loss. If it fits, cite the section by number when you correspond with your carrier.

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Quoted from the Florida Statutes

The text of Florida Statute 626.864

(1) A qualified individual may be licensed as:

(a) A public adjuster; or

(b) An all-lines adjuster.

(2) The same individual may not be concurrently licensed as a public adjuster and an all-lines adjuster.

(3) An all-lines adjuster may be appointed as an independent adjuster, public adjuster apprentice, or company employee adjuster, but not more than one of these concurrently.

Reproduced from the Florida Legislature's published text, retrieved July 26, 2026. Read it at flsenate.gov

Statutes are amended. Confirm the current text at the source before relying on it.

Reviewed: April 24, 2026

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