MN Public Adjuster Practice Questions - Minnesota Public Adjuster Exam

What is a 'letter of representation' in the public adjusting context?

A letter from the insurance company A document signed by the insured authorizing the public adjuster to represent them and communicate with the insurance company on their behalf regarding the claim A letter from the state licensing agency A letter from the insured's attorney

Correct Answer:

A document signed by the insured authorizing the public adjuster to represent them and communicate with the insurance company on their behalf regarding the claim

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