What documentation must non-West Virginia resident applicants provide with their adjuster application?

Non-West Virginia resident applicants are required to provide a letter of clearance from a non-resident state as part of their adjuster application. This documentation serves as verification that the applicant is in good standing and legally permitted to operate as an adjuster in their home state.

Obtaining a letter of clearance helps to ensure that all applicants are compliant with the regulations and licensing requirements of their home state before they engage in adjuster activities in West Virginia. This requirement is essential for maintaining inter-state professional standards and ensuring the applicant's qualifications are recognized by West Virginia's regulatory authorities.

The other options do not meet the necessary criteria set forth for non-resident applicants. For instance, proof of state residency is not applicable as they are non-residents. Similarly, a lease agreement would not substantiate their adjuster qualifications and the completed application alone without the clearance would not fulfill all necessary requirements.