Los Angeles Claims Adjuster Property and Causality Practice Exam

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Which term describes the status of a claims adjuster license that is no longer valid due to lack of renewal?

Expired
Inactive
Revoked
Suspended

The correct answer is: Expired

The term that describes a claims adjuster license that is no longer valid due to lack of renewal is "Expired." When a license is considered expired, it means that the individual has not taken the necessary steps to renew it within the prescribed time frame set by the governing regulatory body. An expired license indicates that the adjuster can no longer legally perform their duties until the license is renewed. In contrast, the term "Inactive" often refers to a status where a license is not currently in use, but the license itself may still be valid and could be reactivated with the proper procedures. "Revoked" indicates that a license has been taken away due to serious issues, such as misconduct, while "Suspended" reflects a temporary halt of the license due to a specific problem that usually has a defined end date. Each of these terms conveys different implications about the status of the license, but "Expired" specifically aligns with the scenario of non-renewal.