Your Florida adjuster CE, punched.
Florida all-lines adjusters owe 24 CE hours every 2 years, due by the last day of your birth month. Put in your compliance date, punch in your hours, put the date on your calendar, and keep your appointments. Free, no sign-up, and it all stays on this phone.
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How to renew
- Find your compliance date in MyProfile. It's the end of your birth month, first after 24 months licensed and every 2 years after that. No appointment right now? Rule 69B-228.220: that doesn't remove the CE requirement.
- Take the 4-hour law and ethics update for adjusters (5-620) and 20 elective hours, all DFS-approved. Find courses with the DFS course search. Licensed 6 years or more? The statute drops the elective part to 16.
- Don't repeat a course you took in the last 24 months; it won't count.
- Check MyProfile. Providers have 21 days to report, so don't finish on the last day. DFS sends CE notices to MyProfile, not by email.
- Can't make it? For good cause (a disabling accident, illness or a declared national emergency) ask for a 90-day extension on form DFS-H2-460 at least 15 days before your compliance date.
- Keep your certificates for 2 years. Don't send them to DFS unless it asks.
| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Appointment, original and each 2-year renewal (paid by the appointing entity) | $60 |
| Late appointment renewal filing, each | $20 |
| Late CE consent order fine | $250 |
| Reinstating an appointment cut for late CE | $60 + $25 |
Appointment fees: s. 624.501; the appointing entity files the renewal in your birth month every 24 months and pays any late filing fee (s. 626.381). Fine and reinstatement: DFS, July 2026.
If you miss your date
- About 45 days after your due date, DFS posts a Preliminary Notice of CE Non-Compliance to MyProfile. It includes a consent order: sign it and you get 60 days to finish the hours and 30 days to pay a $250 fine, and your appointments stay.
- No extension and no consent order? About 90 days after the due date the CE cycle goes into default and DFS terminates all your appointments. DFS: that "will prevent them from lawfully transacting business and receiving commissions or fees."
- Rule 69B-228.230: an extension "does not eliminate the requirement to maintain an active appointment within a 48 month period to retain licensure."
- Appointments don't come back on their own. Each appointing entity has to reinstate you, and can make you pay the $60 appointment fee plus a $25 reinstatement fee.
Where every number comes from
- CE chart: 6-20 owes the 4-hour 5-620 update and 20 elective; 21-day provider reporting; MyProfile: DFS: education information for licensees
- Birth month every 2 years, the notice, consent order, $250 fine, default, appointments terminated, $60 + $25: DFS: Education Center, July 2026
- 4-hour update every 2 years, 20 elective, 16 after 6 years licensed, 1-year extension cap: s. 626.2815, Florida Statutes
- All-lines adjusters complete the CE in s. 626.2815: s. 626.869, Florida Statutes
- Due by the end of the birth month after 24 months licensed, every 2 years; no repeats in 24 months; keep records 2 years: Rule 69B-228.220 (Cornell LII)
- 90-day extensions for good cause, form DFS-H2-460, 15 days before: Rule 69B-228.230 (Cornell LII)
- Appointment renewal in the birth month every 24 months, late filing paid by the appointing entity: s. 626.381, Florida Statutes
- $60 adjuster appointment and biennial renewal, $20 late filing: s. 624.501, Florida Statutes
Checked November 11, 2026.
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