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Report Bad Behavior

When property is damaged, often times in a catastrophic manner, Floridians are stressed, overwhelmed, and sometimes even devastated.  Being in a vulnerable position after a loss, can allow the unscrupulous to take advantage.  
In an effort to ensure that policyholders are not being disadvantaged, our organization works to hold all adjusters (including those sent by the insurance company) and all other professionals working with our clients accountable for their words, actions, and behavior.  Self-reporting the unethical behavior is a crucial way to ensure the public will have their insurance claim properly handled.  If you are aware of unethical behavior, please report the details below.  

STEP ONE

LET FAPIA KNOW

    Your Information 

    Report Information
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SUBMIT TO FAPIA
Public adjusters have a duty to protect their policyholder clients.  By reporting any unethical behavior by insurance adjusters, contractors, remediation companies,  other public adjusters or other solicitors, FAPIA and it's members work to protect the public at large. 

​​​​​​Did you know?...

​FAPIA members hold themselves to extremely high ethical standards and has implemented a special code of ethics that goes beyond the licensure requirements. Our membership believes that all licensed adjusters and individuals involved in a claim must follow the ethical requirements outlined by  Florida statutes. If you have any questions about the reporting process please feel free to contact us 

STEP TWO

SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE CORRESPONDING REGULATORY AGENCY

FOR INSURANCE PROFESSIONALS 

Submit a Request to DFS

FOR CONTRACTORS

File a complaint with DBPR
866-235-6489

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    • Legal Fund
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  • Membership
    • Value
    • Apply / Renew >
      • Public Adjuster
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      • Apprentice
  • Public Adjusters
    • Member Reports
    • PA Academy
    • Code of Ethics
    • Community Affairs
    • Report FRAUD
    • Join a Committee
    • Largest Insurers
  • Home and Business Owners
    • The Claim Process
    • Verify Licensees
    • Warning Signs
    • Value of a Public Adjuster
    • Bill of Rights
    • Report Bad Behavior
    • Find a Public Adjuster
    • FAQ
  • Member Login