Which of the following statements is not correct regarding qualifications for an adjuster's license?

The statement regarding the requirement for all adjusters to have a valid license to operate is fundamental to the profession. In many jurisdictions, including Hawaii, it is a legal requirement that individuals must obtain a specific license to act as an insurance adjuster. This helps ensure that adjusters meet certain educational and ethical standards necessary to properly assess and process insurance claims. Licensing also protects consumers by making sure that only qualified individuals are making determinations on coverage and claims.

The other statements correctly reflect aspects of qualifications for an adjuster's license. An attorney adjusting losses is classified as an adjuster when performing those functions. Adjusters do need to work with authorized insurance companies to ensure compliance with state regulations and to protect the insured. Furthermore, while not universal in all areas, certain jurisdictions do require adjusters to complete a specific training program as part of the licensing process to ensure they have the necessary knowledge and skills.