Why this registry exists

Anyone can say they are licensed. A record lets you check.

Life insurance is bought on trust. Producer Verification gives that trust something to stand on: a dated record of a producer's identity, National Producer Number, state licences, and carrier appointments, in one place under his name. If a producer sent you here, their record is the page to read before you sign anything.

Dated, named sourcesEvery entry on a record shows who provided it and when. Nothing is undated.
One page per producerThe record is the page an agent stands behind: name, number, licences, and how to reach him.
Plain statements onlyA record states facts and nothing more. No ratings, no rankings, no paid placement.

Look up a producer

Search by name or National Producer Number to see a producer's record: state licences, carrier appointments, and how to reach them.

What this registry is

Producer Verification maintains records for licensed life insurance producers: identity, National Producer Number, state licences, and carrier appointments. A producer's record is the page they send when a prospect wants to know who they are dealing with.

The issuing state authority, not this registry, is the record of truth for any licence's current status.

A private producer-verification service. Not a government agency. Not affiliated with any state department of insurance, the NAIC, or NIPR.

What the record status means

Verified

Credentials were provided to this registry by the producer and are maintained on his record, dated as shown. The issuing state authority remains the record of truth.