US INSURANCE / GOVERNMENT-SOURCE CONTACTS

US Insurance Companies: Contact Directory

Search published insurer phone numbers and legal company names from state insurance regulators. Check source dates, NAIC company numbers when available, and original government registers.

Find an insurer by legal name or NAIC number

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Jurisdiction refers to the regulator that published the source. It is not a company service-area claim or a guarantee of current authorization.

Published company contact records

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How to verify an insurance company in the United States

  1. Use the legal insurer name. A consumer-facing brand may be owned by a group with several separately licensed insurance companies. The legal insurer name and any NAIC code appear on your policy paperwork.
  2. Check the state regulator. Confirm the exact insurer is authorized for your state and line of insurance, rather than assuming a company listed in New York may sell policies in other states.
  3. Verify the contact details. Numbers in historical state registers may be for a claim center, policy servicing, or a group customer desk, rather than a local office.
  4. Use primary sources. The NAIC Consumer Insurance Search helps identify insurance companies, and the NAIC state department directory provides links to regulators across the U.S.

Original regulator directories and expansion sources

For jurisdictions not yet covered by verified company profiles here, use the official source first. New entries are added only when a legal entity and publicly listed contact are supported by a regulator record.