Continuing education
Insurance fraud continuing education for adjusters
Adjuster CE that makes you better at the claims you actually handle. Learn the fraud schemes adjusters see every day, the red flags, and when to refer a claim, and earn state-approved CE credit doing it.
Why NATG
CE built for the claims desk
Most adjuster CE is general coverage review you have taken before. Our courses focus on insurance fraud: how staged accidents, inflated repairs, false injury and disability claims and catastrophe fraud work, and what an adjuster should do about them.
Many carriers also require annual fraud training. One NATG course can count toward your license CE and your company's fraud-training requirement at the same time.
The NATG difference
What you get
- Insurance fraud is our specialty, not one topic among dozens
- Courses written by insurance fraud, SIU and claims professionals
- Founded and led by Frederick Wharton: 30+ years in insurance fraud, accredited instructor in all 50 states
- The same fraud training NATG provides to insurers, TPAs and self-insureds for their own staff
- A path from CE to the IFC, CIAFP and CPII certifications
Course topics
Insurance fraud topics you can use on the job
Topics across our insurance fraud CE library. Each course listing shows its hours and state approvals.
- Introduction to insurance fraud
- Fraud indicators and red flags
- Staged automobile accidents
- Auto theft
- Auto body and repair shop fraud
- Property and catastrophe fraud
- Workers compensation fraud
- Health care fraud
- Life and disability insurance fraud
- Recorded statements and interviews
- When and how to refer a claim to SIU
- How investigations and surveillance work
- Social media in claims
State approvals
States with approved adjuster CE courses
Approvals change and vary by course. Check the course listing in the catalog for its current state approvals and credit hours before you buy.
Requirements
Adjuster CE requirements by state
Checked October 2026 against each state's insurance department rules. Select a state for the details.
| State | CE required | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Arizona | No CE required to renew | Arizona DIFI adjuster continuing education |
| Arkansas | 24 hours every 2 years, 3 ethics | Arkansas Rule 50 |
| Delaware | 12 hours every 2 years, 3 ethics | Delaware Department of Insurance CE FAQ |
| Florida | 24 hours every 2 years, incl. 4-hour update | Florida Statutes 626.2815 |
| Georgia | 24 hours every 2 years, 3 ethics | Georgia Rule 120-2-3-.15 |
| Louisiana | 24 hours every 2 years, 3 ethics | Louisiana Department of Insurance CE requirements |
| New Hampshire | 24 hours every 2 years, 3 ethics | N.H. Admin. Rules Ins 1302.04 |
| North Carolina | 24 hours every 2 years, 3 ethics | NCDOI continuing education |
| Oklahoma | 24 hours every 2 years, 3 ethics | Oklahoma Insurance Department CE requirements |
| Texas | 24 hours every 2 years, 3 ethics | TDI continuing education |
| Wyoming | 24 hours every 2 years, 3 ethics | Wyoming DOI continuing education |
How it works
Earn your CE online
- Interactive online courses, available anywhere with internet access
- Group sessions at your office location
- Instant online registration
- Completion reported directly to the insurance department
- Courses accredited by each state and meeting its CE provider requirements
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do NATG courses count toward my adjuster license CE?
NATG adjuster courses are approved in the states listed on this page. Each course listing in the catalog shows its current state approvals and credit hours. In most states our insurance fraud courses count as optional or elective credit.
Can one course meet my CE and my company's fraud training?
Often, yes. Many carriers require annual anti-fraud training for claims staff, and our courses cover insurance fraud directly. Check with your compliance team on how they record it.
Are the courses online?
Yes. Courses are interactive and online, available anywhere with internet access. Group sessions at your office are also available.
How is my completion reported?
NATG reports completion directly to the insurance department for approved courses.
Can I train a whole claims team?
Yes. We offer group pricing, on-site sessions and a branded training center that tracks every adjuster's training.
Start your CE today
Open the catalog, check your state's approval and begin right away.