Texas All-Lines Adjuster Prelicensing
The site is prepared for review and application. Payment, enrollment, certificates, and Texas credit stay closed until written approval is received.
Provider registration and course preapproval must be completed before this course can enroll students, collect payment, issue certificates, report completions, or claim Texas adjuster prelicensing credit.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need contractor experience or a third-party course partner to apply?
No contractor, construction-company, claims-company, or third-party course partner requirement was found in the TDI provider/course filing sources reviewed. The filing is owner-controlled through the TDI/Sircon provider path. The course proposes AI-assisted remote proctoring as the default disinterested monitoring control for the final exam, subject to TDI's case-by-case remote-proctor review, with human disinterested proctor fallback only when TDI, the exam record, technology, identity, or accommodation requires it.
Is the course approved now?
No. The course is built for TDI review. Payment, enrollment, certificate release, and Texas-credit claims stay closed until written approval is saved.
What is included in the planned price?
The planned $99 standard price includes the 40-credit-hour blended course, English and Spanish access, 320 inquiry questions, practice, AI-assisted final-exam proctoring if TDI accepts it, human fallback when needed, certificate controls, Sircon completion reporting workflow, and support after approval.
How does the rebate work?
After approval, The 90 Club is planned at $339.99. If the student completes the course and scores 90% or higher on the first final-exam attempt, a verified record receives the $100.00 rebate, making net tuition $239.99.