Section 402-B:5 Exceptions. - New-hampshire Statutes

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The commissioner shall waive the requirement of such examination in the following cases:
   I. Nonresident applicants who are licensed as insurance claims adjusters in the states in which they reside, or if no license is required in said states, then nonresident applicants who have engaged in the business of claims adjusting for a period of 6 months;
   II. Residents of the state who (a) have been engaged in the business of insurance claims adjusting prior to the effective date of this act or (b) prove to the commissioner that they have passed a course on insurance conducted by an insurance company or an educational institution which course the commissioner has approved;
   III. Attorneys-at-law.

Source. 1969, 218:1, eff. Aug. 5, 1969.

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Statutes > New-hampshire > TITLEXXXVII > CHAPTER402-B > 402-B-5

The commissioner shall waive the requirement of such examination in the following cases:
   I. Nonresident applicants who are licensed as insurance claims adjusters in the states in which they reside, or if no license is required in said states, then nonresident applicants who have engaged in the business of claims adjusting for a period of 6 months;
   II. Residents of the state who (a) have been engaged in the business of insurance claims adjusting prior to the effective date of this act or (b) prove to the commissioner that they have passed a course on insurance conducted by an insurance company or an educational institution which course the commissioner has approved;
   III. Attorneys-at-law.

Source. 1969, 218:1, eff. Aug. 5, 1969.

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The commissioner shall waive the requirement of such examination in the following cases:
   I. Nonresident applicants who are licensed as insurance claims adjusters in the states in which they reside, or if no license is required in said states, then nonresident applicants who have engaged in the business of claims adjusting for a period of 6 months;
   II. Residents of the state who (a) have been engaged in the business of insurance claims adjusting prior to the effective date of this act or (b) prove to the commissioner that they have passed a course on insurance conducted by an insurance company or an educational institution which course the commissioner has approved;
   III. Attorneys-at-law.

Source. 1969, 218:1, eff. Aug. 5, 1969.