Not all adjusters are created equal. When dealing with a serious insurance claim, hiring a certified public adjuster can make all the difference in how smoothly and successfully your claim is resolved. But what does “certified” actually mean — and why does it matter?

Certified vs. Licensed Public Adjusters

All public adjusters must be licensed by the state in which they operate. A certified public adjuster has gone a step further by completing advanced training, obtaining specialized credentials, or being recognized by a professional body such as the NAPIA (National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters).

What Certification Means for You

• Higher Standards: Certified adjusters are held to a code of ethics and professional guidelines that go beyond basic licensing requirements.
• Specialized Knowledge: They may hold certifications in areas such as fire loss, commercial claims, or disaster recovery.
• Proven Experience: Certification typically requires years of field experience and a demonstrated record of successful claims handling.

Why Work with a Certified Adjuster?

Insurance claims — especially complex or high-value ones — require strategy, expertise, and negotiating power. A certified public adjuster brings deep knowledge of policy language, local regulations, and claim valuation techniques, helping you avoid underpayment and unnecessary delays.

IPASSN’s Certified Public Adjusters

At IPASSN, we proudly work with certified and licensed public adjusters across the U.S. Our team brings decades of combined experience to every claim, ensuring our clients receive personalized support, full policy reviews, and maximum settlements — without upfront fees.

Schedule Your Free Claim Review Today

If you’re looking for a trusted, certified public adjuster near you, reach out to IPASSN now for a free consultation. We’ll help you understand your policy, document your losses, and fight for the compensation you deserve.