19 MAC Pt. 1, R. 36.07
Continuing Education Requirements
Cite as 19 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 1, R. 36.07
Continuing Education Requirements
Every individual seeking to receive a renewal license under the Act or this Regulation shall
satisfactorily complete twelve (12) hours of study in approved courses during each twelve -
month period.
A. Renewal Period - Continuing education requirements are good for one year. It shall be
the responsibility of each individual to maintain records documenting continuing
education activity and to submit this documentation upon completion of the course.
B. Approved Courses - Only those courses approved by the Department for individual
adjusters or public adjusters shall fulfill the requirements of the Act and this Regulation.
1.
Department Approved Courses - To be approved by the Department, the course or
program must be one that educates on the aspects of adjusting real or personal
property. For any course to be approved as a continuing education class must be
submitted to the Department pursuant to Miss. Code Ann. § 83-17-253 and the
Continuing Education Guidelines set forth by the Commissioner with a course
outline and receive approval prior to the actual class being held.
2.
Other Credits - The Commissioner may, at his discretion, approve continuing
education credits for teaching of classes or for any other class, work or activity
performed that the Commissioner approves as satisfaction of the continuing
education requirements. It is the responsibility of the individual person to receive
such approval from the Commissioner.
C. Failure to Complete Requirements - The failure of any individual to timely complete or
submit their continuing education requirements shall result in denial of their renewal
license until said continuing education requirements are met. Failure to satisfy the
requirements within twelve (12) months of renewal will result in the public adjuster
having to reapply for a license and take the pre-licensing examination.
D. Continuing Education Reciprocity - An individual's satisfaction of his or her home state's
continuing education requirements for licensure shall constitute satisfaction of this state's
continuing education requirements if the individual's home state recognizes the
satisfaction of its continuing education requirements imposed upon individuals from this
state on the same basis.