Overview of Insurance Surveyors & Loss Assessors Registration
The Insurance Surveyors and Loss Assessors Registration is a mandatory authorization issued by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) for professionals involved in assessing, evaluating, and reporting insurance claims. Corporate Analytica assists individuals and firms in obtaining this license and meeting IRDAI's compliance requirements.
Advantages of Being a Registered Surveyor & Loss Assessor
- Legal authorization to assess and report insurance claims
- Recognition by all insurance companies operating in India
- Improved credibility and professional standing
- Opportunities to work across general and life insurance segments
- Access to IRDAI training and regulatory updates
Eligibility Criteria
- Individual must be an Indian citizen above 18 years of age
- Should hold a degree/diploma in engineering, law, accounting, or insurance
- Completion of IRDAI-approved training program
- Minimum practical training under a licensed surveyor (as per category)
- No criminal record or disqualification under IRDAI Act
Documents Required
- Identity proof (Aadhaar, PAN)
- Educational qualification certificates
- IRDAI training completion certificate
- Experience or internship certificate under a surveyor
- Passport-size photographs
- Declaration of no conviction or disciplinary action
Application Process
- Step 1: Complete IRDAI-approved training & internship
- Step 2: Gather required documents and fill IRDAI application
- Step 3: Submit application and pay applicable fees
- Step 4: Application review and interview (if applicable)
- Step 5: Grant of license by IRDAI and listing on their register
Why Choose Corporate Analytica?
- End-to-end support for IRDAI registration
- Expert guidance on training, internship, and exams
- Document drafting and application filing assistance
- Timely updates and compliance management
- Support for individual and firm-level registration
Post‑Registration Compliance
- Renewal of license every 3 years
- Regular training and continuing education as per IRDAI norms
- Compliance with Code of Conduct for Surveyors
- Submission of survey reports in prescribed formats
- Timely communication with insurers and clients
Frequently Asked Questions (Surveyor & Loss Assessor)
Q1. Who can become an Insurance Surveyor and Loss Assessor?
Any Indian citizen with a relevant academic background (engineering, law, finance, insurance) and IRDAI-approved training can apply.
Q2. How long is the IRDAI license valid?
The license is typically valid for 3 years and must be renewed with proof of compliance and training.
Q3. Can a firm also be registered as a surveyor?
Yes, a partnership firm or company can apply for registration, provided its principal officers are qualified and individually registered.
Q4. Is the IRDAI registration mandatory to assess insurance claims?
Yes, only individuals or firms registered with IRDAI are legally allowed to assess and report on insurance claims in India.