In order to be licensed as a public adjuster (resident or non-resident) in the State of Colorado, applicants must file a $20,000 Public Adjuster Bond with the Colorado Division of Insurance.
The Public Adjuster Bond is provided by Jet as a financial assurance to the State that the licensee will comply with Colorado regulations. If the licensee engages in unethical or fraudulent conduct, the bond may be used as a form of restitution by any damaged party involved (the State or a Colorado resident).
Our prices at Jet Insurance Company are a small percentage of the bond limit and are based on a soft credit check of the applicant. Eligible individuals seeking a $20,000 Public Adjuster Bond will see instant pricing online and can choose monthly or multi-year options at checkout.
Take a look at the chart below for details on our best rates.
| Bond Term | Cost |
|---|---|
| Monthly | $15 |
| 1 Year | $150 |
| 2 Year | $263 |
| 3 Year | $375 |
As a public adjuster, the Division of Insurance requires licensees to maintain the Public Adjuster Bond for the entirety of their license term. With this in mind, our monthly or multi-year plans are perfect options for those seeking a career as a public adjuster.
Public adjusters assist individuals with insurance claims, from preparing and completing paperwork to filing the claim and negotiating a fair settlement. Because insurance is complex, adjusters must follow strict regulations when guiding policyholders through each step, especially when clients may be in a vulnerable position. To ensure these rules are upheld and obligations are met, the Colorado Division of Insurance requires licensees to carry a Public Adjuster Bond, which provides financial protection to consumers in rare instances of negligence, deceptive practices, or fraud.
You can apply for the Public Adjuster Bond online or call our team at (855) 516-2663. To get started, provide a few basic details along with your contact information and Social Security number. This is a soft credit check and will not affect your score.
After you submit the application, a Jet underwriter will complete a quick review. Approved rate options will be emailed to you for immediate purchase. Choose the payment plan that fits your needs and check out. You will receive your receipt and bond form right away.
Jet can file your surety bond for you free of charge! However, if you would prefer to file the bond form yourself along with any other required paperwork, the option to do so may be selected at check out.
The original signed and sealed Public Adjuster Bond form must be submitted to the Colorado Division of Insurance at the following address:
Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA)
Division of Insurance
1560 Broadway, Suite 850
Denver, CO 80202
Colorado requires the bond to be in favor of the State and to authorize recovery by the Commissioner on behalf of harmed parties. The bond may not be terminated without 30 days' prior written notice filed with the commissioner.
Public adjusters are expected to comply with C.R.S. § 10‑2‑417 and Regulation 1‑2‑19, including written contract and record-retention rules. If the statutes or rules are violated, the Division may take administrative action and/or file a bond claim.
Claims on the Public Adjuster Bond usually arise from unethical conduct by a licensee. Examples include misrepresentation, unfair practices, or taking payment before services are performed. Policyholders who believe they were financially harmed can file a complaint with the Division. If the investigation confirms a violation, the State may file a bond claim on the policyholder’s behalf. Proceeds from the bond are then used to cover losses suffered by the harmed claimant.
