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What requirement does Ken NOT need to fulfill to qualify for certification to adjust large commercial claims for the NFIP?
Experience in residential claims
Completion of a training program
Certification examination
Professional license in adjusting
The correct answer is: Experience in residential claims
To qualify for certification to adjust large commercial claims for the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), certain requirements must be met that focus on the adjuster's capabilities and knowledge of the commercial claims process. While experience in residential claims is beneficial and often part of an adjuster's background, it is not a mandatory requirement for specifically adjusting large commercial claims. On the other hand, completing a training program, passing a certification examination, and having a professional license in adjusting are essential prerequisites. The training program ensures that the adjuster is equipped with specific knowledge regarding NFIP policies and regulations. The certification examination assesses their competency and understanding of these regulations and commercial claim processes. Lastly, possessing a professional license is a regulatory requirement that confirms the adjuster's authorized capacity to operate in the field. In summary, although experience in residential claims can be advantageous, it is not a direct requirement for certifying an adjuster in large commercial claims under the NFIP, distinguishing it from the other necessary qualifications.