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Check an agent or broker
What this means: this section is called the Register. It covers the insurance agents and brokers we have checked. “Checked” means we compared an agent with the ten points of our published standard, including license status, appointment record, marketing claims, and public disciplinary and complaint record. It shows how many we have checked and names the ones that have passed (0 so far). It is not a lookup of any agent you type in, it is not a rating of insurance companies, and it is not a list of recommendations. To ask us to check someone, request a check.
Pass: Cleared every applicable point on our published standard, as of the date shown. Hold: Cleared every point except one or more still under active re-verification — shown plainly, never as an unqualified pass. A failing agent or broker is never named here.
We never publish a named agent's or broker's failing verdict — only a passing one, and only with the evidence behind it.
We do not accept payment from any agent or broker — checked, passing, or failing — in exchange for a favorable finding, inclusion here, or suppression of a failing result. See our editorial policy for the full commitment.
How to read a Record
- Pass
- Cleared every applicable point on our published standard, as of the date shown.
- Hold
- Cleared every point except one or more still under active re-verification — shown plainly, never as an unqualified pass.
A failing agent or broker is never named here — see why below. Open any Record's full page for the point-by-point detail behind its verdict.
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Agents and brokers that pass, by name
Every agent or broker here has cleared every applicable point of our standard on independent, primary-source evidence, with the exact verified and next-check dates shown on each — never "listed and forgotten."
multi-line
No agent or broker in this category has cleared every applicable point yet — not because none has been checked, but because none has passed. As soon as one does, their own Record card appears here directly from this page's own eligibility gate, never hand-typed.
property & casualty
No agent or broker in this category has cleared every applicable point yet — not because none has been checked, but because none has passed. As soon as one does, their own Record card appears here directly from this page's own eligibility gate, never hand-typed.
other
No agent or broker in this category has cleared every applicable point yet — not because none has been checked, but because none has passed. As soon as one does, their own Record card appears here directly from this page's own eligibility gate, never hand-typed.
life & annuity
No agent or broker in this category has cleared every applicable point yet — not because none has been checked, but because none has passed. As soon as one does, their own Record card appears here directly from this page's own eligibility gate, never hand-typed.
Want a specific agent or broker checked?
Tell us who — real requests are how we'll decide what to check first. We name an agent or broker only once they have passed and appear on this page. If the name you request is published here, we'll email you a direct link; a name that isn't published has no status we can confirm publicly (same policy as the rest of this page).
Looking for an agent or broker, not checking on one?
Tell us your state and what you need, and we'll email you the moment someone in that category and state passes our standard. Get notified →
Why a failing agent or broker is never named
When an agent or broker fails our standard, we'll report that in aggregate — "X of Y agents checked this round passed" — rather than naming the specific person or business. That's a deliberate policy, not a legal hedge: our failing verdict is our own conclusion against a standard we wrote, and we'd rather be conservative about what we assert publicly about a specific individual or small business. A passing verdict is different — we're naming an agent for meeting objective, checkable requirements, not accusing anyone of anything.
There is one planned exception to the failing-side anonymity rule, built the same way it works on the sister sites: a separate, explicitly-approved page indexing already-public state Department of Insurance disciplinary actions under the agent's own name, exactly as the regulator already published it. That's reporting a public record, not our own verdict, and it hasn't been built yet.
See our editorial policy for how we're funded and what would have to be disclosed if that ever changes.
Report an error in this Register
Think we got something wrong — a fact in a public finding, a gap in our methodology, or something you've learned independently that you believe should have been reflected here? Tell us using the "Report an error / request a correction" option, or email hello@theinsurancerecord.org directly. We commit to reviewing every correction request within 5 business days, whether or not an agent has been publicly listed yet — this applies to the Register's methodology and any finding behind it, not just to entries that are currently visible on this page.
Corrections
No corrections have been issued on this page yet. When one is, it'll appear here as a dated note — the same way an already-published correction appears directly on the affected page elsewhere on this site — never as a silent edit.