Licensing
Licensed Public Adjuster
Amanda Denatala — Georgia Public Adjuster License #777802 · South Carolina Public Adjuster License #8986330. License status can be independently verified through each state’s insurance department using the contact information below.
Statutory Disclosures
South Carolina § 38-48-070
A public insurance adjuster is an independent insurance adjuster who works on behalf of the policyholder. A public adjuster is not an agent of any insurance company and does not represent the insurer in any capacity. All work is performed under the licensed public adjuster.
Independence & Conflicts of Interest
Public Adjusters Near Me is a sole-practitioner firm. Amanda Denatala represents the policyholder only. No referral fees, kickbacks, or compensation are accepted from contractors, restoration companies, attorneys, or any party other than the client. No ownership or financial interest exists in any contractor, restoration company, mold remediation firm, or building services company referenced or recommended during the claim process.
Fee Disclosure
Public Adjusters Near Me operates on a contingency-fee basis. Fees are a pre-agreed percentage of the recovered settlement and are disclosed in writing in the signed engagement contract before any work begins. No upfront fees, retainers, or out-of-pocket costs are charged. If no recovery is obtained, no fee is owed.
Filing a Complaint or Concern
If you have a concern about the handling of your claim that cannot be resolved by contacting Amanda directly at 678-496-6916 or claims@publicadjustersnearme.org, you may file a complaint with the insurance regulator in your state.
GEORGIA Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire
CommissionerJohn F. King
Mailing address2 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, West Tower, Suite 704, Atlanta, GA 30334
File a Consumer Complaint →
SOUTH CAROLINA Department of Insurance
DirectorMichael Wise
Mailing addressP.O. Box 100105, Columbia, SC 29202-3105 · (Physical: 1201 Main Street, Suite 1000, Columbia SC 29201)
File a Consumer Complaint →
Both departments accept complaints regarding insurance companies, agents, and public adjusters. Complaints are typically reviewed within 7–10 business days. If your policy was issued in a state other than Georgia or South Carolina, you must file your complaint with the insurance department of the state where the policy was issued.
Privacy & Records
Client information — including policy numbers, claim documents, photos, estimates, and correspondence — is held in confidence and used only for the purpose of advancing the client’s claim. Records are retained for a minimum of five (5) years after claim closure, as required for licensure compliance. Clients may request a copy of their complete file at any time at no cost.
National Resources
Additional consumer information about public adjusters is available through the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) and the National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA).
This page reflects regulatory contact information as of May 2026. State agencies occasionally update phone numbers, mailing addresses, and complaint portals; the linked official websites above are the authoritative source.