What action must an adjuster take if they wish to contest a fine?

The action that an adjuster must take to contest a fine is to submit a written request. This written request typically serves as a formal means of communication to the appropriate regulatory body, indicating the adjuster's intention to challenge the fine imposed. By submitting this request, the adjuster provides the necessary documentation and reasons for the contest, which may initiate a review or further actions regarding the case.

While other options might seem plausible, they do not directly relate to the initial step required for contesting a fine. Filing a formal complaint may involve a different process or context, and attending a hearing is generally a step that follows the submission of a written request if a hearing is deemed necessary. Paying the fine first would eliminate the ability to contest it, as it typically indicates acceptance of the fine rather than a challenge to it. Thus, the written request is the appropriate starting point for an adjuster wishing to contest a fine.