Adjuster Sign-Up Instructions

Thank you for your interest in Advanced Adjusting. Maintaining our quality working environment requires us to carefully select every individual we send into the field.

So here's what we expect from you:

1.       A "Profile Update".  Understanding how we use the profile updates may help you complete your profile more accurately.

2.       A Current Resume. Before you upload your resume, you might want to glance at what we're looking for in a resume.

3.       A Sample Estimate. Before you submit a sample estimate, please be sure you understand the requirements for sample estimates.

This information needs to be submitted to us electronically at info@advadj.com.

After we receive all three parts of you application, your submission will be evaluated. Once we have reviewed your documents we will contact you again. You will either receive an email encouraging you to keep your profile up-to-date in the event that a position becomes available in the future, or you will receive a phone call to arrange a telephone interview. Following the telephone interview your licenses will be verified and the necessary paperwork will be completed to officially add you to our roster. 

How We Use the Profile Updates

A large part of delivering on the promises we make to our clients is assigning specialized claims to adjusters who are experts in that given field. If Advanced Adjusting has a commercial fire claim, we're going to assign that claim to the adjuster in the area with the most commercial fire experience. The profile updates allow us to scan our database not just for adjusters in the area, but more specifically for experienced adjusters for the specific type of claim our client needs handled. When you update your profile you're not only informing us of your experience, you're also helping yourself by increasing your chances of being assigned claims in your area of expertise.

What We're Looking for in a Resume
The main thing we'd like to see in your resume is your work experience related to insurance adjusting. We'd like to know which positions you've held in insurance related industries, and a brief description of the work you managed in each. We'd like to know which estimating software you are familiar with and how many claims you've written using each. We'd like to know which companies you've worked daily claims with and which companies you've deployed with for catastrophe work. We like to know where your expertise lies in insurance adjusting. Please feel free to mention other non-insurance related experiences that you have, but please provide the bulk of the detail regarding experiences you have had related to the insurance adjusting industry.