NCDOI Bulletin 14-B-03 Roy / Tuesday, April 29, 2014 / Categories: DOI Procedure for Catastrophic Adjusters The purpose of this bulletin is to outline procedures your company will need to follow if a catastrophic event were to occur in North Carolina. NC Emergency Management staff will not allow any adjuster access to a declared disaster area unless the adjuster is carrying proper identification. The Department is requiring that your company provide each catastrophic adjuster with an identification badge. Attached is a template which you are to use to produce the badges needed for your adjusters. Pursuant to North Carolina General Statute 58-33-70(e): “The Commissioner may permit an experienced adjuster who regularly adjusts in another state and who is licensed in the other state (if the state requires a license), to act as an adjuster in this State without a North Carolina license only for an insurance company authorized to do business in this State, for emergency adjustment work, for a period to be determined by the Commissioner, done for an employer who is an adjuster licensed by this State or who is a regular employer of one or more adjusters in this State; provided that the employer shall furnish to the Commissioner a notice in writing immediately upon the beginning of any such emergency insurance adjustment work.” Below is a link to the NCDOI Bulletin Tags DOI NCDOI Bulletin More links NCDOI Bulletin 14-B-03 4/25/14 Procedure for Catastrophic Adjusters Related articles Hawaii Declaration from the State Insurance Commissioner regarding assistance of nonresident independent adjusters due to fires across the state S.C. Private Flood Insurance Act Enacted, Aims to Make Flood Insurance More Accessible Commissioner Donelon Reminds Policyholders They Are Subject to Only One Hurricane Deductible Per Season Commissioner Lara urges insurance companies to cover wildfire property losses without requiring a home inventory Commissioner Lara urges insurance companies to cover reimbursement costs for those displaced during wildfires Comment Collapse Expand Comments (0) warning You don't have permission to post comments.