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126,149 licensed multi-state licensed adjusters across all 50 states and DC, with business email, phone, address and license details where the record has them. Hold adjuster licenses in three or more tracked states.
license_state_count >= 3This segment is not a separate file. It is a filter on columns that every adjuster pack has, so the nationwide file and each state pack already contain it.
The ten states with the most records in this segment, by the state in the business address.
| State | Records | Share of segment |
|---|---|---|
| Texas | 33,764 | 26.8% |
| Ohio | 12,009 | 9.5% |
| Illinois | 11,482 | 9.1% |
| Florida | 11,066 | 8.8% |
| Georgia | 8,823 | 7.0% |
| Arizona | 8,128 | 6.4% |
| New York | 3,550 | 2.8% |
| Wisconsin | 3,019 | 2.4% |
| Pennsylvania | 2,851 | 2.3% |
| Oklahoma | 2,375 | 1.9% |
Adjusters who held an active license in three or more of the states the dataset tracks. Carrying several nonresident licenses is the usual sign of someone who deploys to catastrophe events or works claims remotely across state lines, which makes this the closest thing in licensing data to a catastrophe-ready list.
license_state_count counts tracked states only, so it is a floor. An adjuster can hold more licenses than the file lists, and the file does not record deployment history or availability.
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Start a roster from adjusters who already carry the licenses a storm response needs.
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Target the adjusters who travel between jurisdictions.
One row per licensed adjuster, with 27 columns: name, NPN, adjuster type, lines of authority, the license states, license numbers and license classes on file, issue and expiration dates, business name and address, and business phone and email where the record has them. Every adjuster held an active license on the snapshot date.
Company (staff) adjusters, independent adjusters, public adjusters and auto damage appraisers. Public adjusters are flagged in their own column. Licensing records use the same license for company and independent adjusters, so the file cannot tell those two apart; the business name and the email domain usually can.
By the state in the business address. An adjuster in the Texas pack has a Texas business address and may hold licenses in other states. The license_states column lists where the dataset found an active adjuster license for that person.
No. It lists the states, among those the dataset tracks, where an active adjuster license was on file on the snapshot date. An adjuster can hold licenses in other states too, so treat license_state_count as a floor.
Both, and the file says which. 250,508 records have a business email. 221,539 of those addresses appear on one adjuster only. The rest are shared, most of them an employer's licensing inbox. The email_shared_count column gives the number of adjusters on each address, so you can keep only the ones equal to 1.
Yes. Download the free 1,000-record adjuster sample, which covers all 50 states and DC and has the same columns as the paid packs, or search the masked adjuster directory.
No. A state pack, a multi-state bundle and the nationwide file are each a one-time purchase of the current snapshot. There is no account and no renewal, and later refreshes are not included.
Yes. Two adjuster state packs bought together are 10% off, three are 15% off, and four or five are 20% off. From 6 states the nationwide file at $399 costs less than a bundle.
Every pack has the columns to make that cut yourself: is_public_adjuster, is_designated_home_state, lines_of_authority, license_state_count and years_licensed. If you want a file with only one segment, send us the segment and the states through the contact form for a count and a quote.
No. They are separate files with separate packs and prices. A person who holds both an adjuster license and a producer license can appear in both.
Pay at our secure checkout and you return to a private order page with your download, usually within seconds of payment. Each pack is a gzip-compressed CSV file; extract the .csv.gz before importing it. Bookmark the page: access lasts 48 hours and allows up to five downloads of each file.
All sales are final. A pack is a digital file delivered in full at download, so it cannot be returned. That is why the free sample and the exact record, email and phone counts are available before you pay. If a download fails or you receive the wrong file, email support and we will restore access.
Same columns as the paid packs. No signup and no email required. Or browse the state packs