Spotlight: Iowa Adjuster, Staff Adjuster, & Appraiser Exam Prep Courses Now Available
WebCE Staff
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September 17, 2025
Iowa insurance adjusters and appraisers must now obtain a license to practice in the state after Governor Kim Reynolds signed Senate File 619 into law April 22, 2025, creating several insurance license types.
The only place you can get exam prep for all five license types is WebCE.
Now Available: Iowa Insurance Exam Prep for Staff & Independent Adjusters & Appraisers
Our Iowa insurance exam prep catalog is the only one on the market with exam prep for all five license types. This full suite of courses and tools has been designed by insurance industry experts to help Iowa adjusters and appraisers pass their exam and meet the state’s new licensing requirements.
Each exam prep course was designed by WebCE’s insurance industry experts to cover everything Iowa adjusters and appraisers need to know to pass the exam and get licensed.
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New Iowa Insurance License Requirements
In the wake of the devastating tornadoes and flooding Iowa weathered in 2024, Governor Kim Reynolds signed Senate File 619 into law on April 22, 2025, creating several newly required insurance license types.
Effective July 1, 2025, under Senate File 619, state licensure is now required in Iowa for the following roles:
Public Adjuster (Business Entity)
Independent Adjuster (Individual)
Independent Adjuster (Business Entity)
Staff Adjuster (Individual)
Appraiser (Individual)
Appraiser (Business Entity)
Umpire (Individual)
Practicing without an insurance license in Iowa is now a Class D felony punishable by up to five years in prison and a fine between $750 and $7,500.
Online Iowa Insurance Exam Prep from WebCE
Stay on top of the latest Iowa insurance licensing requirements with WebCE’s insurance exam prep to help you master the material and pass the licensing exam with confidence.
Visit WebCE's online Iowa insurance exam prep catalog or call our award-winning Support Services team at 877-488-9308 to get started today.