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Key Facts: CT Claims Adjuster Exam
70%
Passing Score
Pearson VUE Candidate Handbook
100 Q
All Lines Scoreable
Pearson VUE Content Outline
$70
Exam Fee
Pearson VUE Handbook
2 hrs
All Lines Time
Pearson VUE Handbook
No CE
Adjuster Renewal
CID Casualty Adjuster page
Connecticut requires casualty adjusters to pass a Pearson VUE licensing exam (typically 12-CT-09 All Lines: 100 scoreable questions, 2 hours, $70, 70% passing) covering CT insurance law, P&C coverages, claims procedures, and—when applicable—workers' compensation.
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1What is the minimum age requirement to obtain an insurance adjuster license in Connecticut?
2Which entity administers the Connecticut insurance adjuster licensing exam?
3Are Connecticut resident casualty adjusters required to complete continuing education (CE) credits before license renewal?
4Under Connecticut regulations, what is the Laws/Regulations/Ethics CE requirement that applies to resident insurance PRODUCERS (not adjusters)?
5Which Connecticut adjuster license series covers all lines of authority including workers' compensation?
6Under Connecticut General Statutes § 38a-792, a staff member of an insurance company who settles property damage losses not exceeding what amount does not need to be separately licensed as an adjuster if they hold a P&C producer license?
7Which Connecticut adjuster license series excludes workers' compensation authority?
8According to the Connecticut Insurance Department, what is the non-refundable application fee for a Casualty Adjuster license (separate from the $130 initial license fee)?
9In Connecticut, to handle auto claims, an adjuster must hold which additional license beyond the adjuster license?
10What Connecticut statute provides the legal authority for the establishment of standards and procedures for adjuster licensing?
About the CT Claims Adjuster Exam
Connecticut casualty adjuster licensing exams (Pearson VUE Series 12-CT-09 All Lines and related series) cover CT Title 38a statutes, general insurance concepts, personal and commercial lines, workers' compensation (All Lines), and adjustment procedures including unfair claims settlement practices.
Exam sponsor: Pearson VUE (for CID). The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.
Questions
100 questions
Time Limit
2 hours
Passing Score
70%
Reported exam pass rate: not-published. CID does not publish an official first-time pass rate for casualty adjuster exams Exam sponsor website
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CT Statutes Common to P&C
Commissioner powers, licensing, unfair claims practices (38a-816), cancellation/renewal, privacy, admitted status
General Insurance
Insurance terms, indemnity, ACV, negligence, contract elements, policy provisions
Personal Lines
Personal auto (incl. CT FR, UM/UIM, Assigned Risk), homeowners, personal liability
Commercial Package
Commercial property, CGL/BOP, commercial auto, crime/bonding, boiler, inland/ocean marine
Miscellaneous Liability
Professional/E&O, umbrella, watercraft, dram shop (§30-102), farmers liability
Workers' Compensation
Title 31 Ch. 568, benefits, Second Injury Fund, heart/hypertension, notice of claim
Adjustment Procedures
Coverage/liability determination, damages, releases, CT statutes of limitations
Preparing for the CT Claims Adjuster Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 70%
- Exam length: 100 questions
- Time limit: 2 hours
- Exam / certification fees: $70 Official sources
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Connecticut claims adjuster exam cover?
The All Lines Casualty Adjuster exam (12-CT-09) covers CT Title 38a statutes and regulations common to P&C, general insurance concepts and policy provisions, personal and commercial lines, miscellaneous liability, workers' compensation (Title 31 Ch. 568), and adjustment procedures.
What is the passing score?
The passing score required on Connecticut insurance examinations other than Bail Bonds is 70%, as stated in the Pearson VUE Connecticut Insurance Candidate Handbook.
How is a casualty claims adjuster different from a public adjuster?
Casualty claims adjusters evaluate claims for insurers or self-insureds under C.G.S. § 38a-792. Public adjusters represent policyholders on first-party property claims under C.G.S. § 38a-723 and take a separate Pearson VUE exam (12-CT-08).
What CE is required?
Connecticut does not require continuing education for casualty adjuster license renewal (CID Casualty Adjuster page).