Status and licensing
Where things stand
We would rather show our work. This page lists every step between today and the day Imperial could accept a client, and where each one stands.
Every step, in order
- Done
Name and website
imperialclaimsgroup.com was registered on October 17, 2026. This website is live in pre-license mode.
- Not yet
Company formation
Articles of Organization, Initial List and State Business License with the Nevada Secretary of State. Not yet filed.
- Not yet
Federal tax ID (EIN)
Applied for after the company is formed.
- Not yet
Prelicensing course
A course of at least 20 hours that meets Nevada’s requirements (NAC 684A.200 and 684A.220). Not yet taken.
- Not yet
Adjuster exam
Nevada property and casualty adjuster exam, given by Pearson VUE. Not yet taken.
- Not yet
Individual public adjuster license
Application to the Nevada Division of Insurance, with fingerprints and a background check. Not yet filed.
- Not yet
Company public adjuster license
A separate business-entity license, with a licensed person designated as responsible for compliance (NRS 684A.080). Filed after the individual license issues.
- Not yet
Local business license
City or county business license for the office address. After the office is chosen.
- Not yet
Professional liability insurance
Errors-and-omissions coverage. Nevada does not require it; we intend to carry it before opening.
- Not yet
Client agreement reviewed by an attorney
The agreement, disclosures and cancellation notice, in English and Spanish, reviewed by a Nevada insurance attorney.
- Not yet
Accepting clients
Only after every step above is done and both licenses appear in the Division of Insurance license search.
What this means for you
We cannot help with a claim yet.
Until both licenses are issued, we cannot take on a claim, look at a policy or a letter from an insurer, talk to an insurer for you, or advise you about your situation. If you need help now, these are good places to start:
Why we wait
The law is clear, and we agree with it.
“…no person may act as, or hold himself or herself out to be, an adjuster in this State unless then licensed.”
NRS 684A.040 (government website)
The rule covers the company as well as the person. So this site stays in its current form until both the individual license and the company license are issued and visible in the Division of Insurance license search. We will update this page as each step completes.