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Insurance is regulated by each state, rather than central regulation by the federal government. Therefore, without knowing where you are located, the question cannot be answered as phrased.
Your best bet would be to check the telephone book under "State Government listings" and find the entry for the Department of Insurance. Be aware, though, that in your state the Department of Insurance may be a subset of a larger agency, so it may take some digging. Another approach would be to go to your state's website, where doubtless there would be a separate listing for the Department of Insurance.
Departments of Insurance consist of many specialized bureaus. If you are a consumer of insurance, your best first inquiry would probably be the Division of Consumer Services (or similar name). If that is not the correct location, they should be able to direct you.
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Does home insurance in Florida have to be be based on replacement value?
The Florida Department of Insurance is a great resource for consumers in that state. They are very involved in protecting homeowners from unaffordable premiums and unreliable companies. Try googling "Florida Department of Insurance" to locate their website. If you do not have regular online access you can find their toll free telephone number in the telephone book.
How can someone contact the US Department of State?
You can contact the US Department of state in a number of ways. This includes via email, by telephone, or by writing to them. Faxes are also accepted.
What is department of insurance?
I assume you are referring to your state Department of Insurance. The Department of Insurance regulates the insurance industry, protects consumers, and provides information and insurance education. You can find more information by either web searching for your state's Department of Insurance.
Who enforces state insurance?
That would be the State's Department of Insurance.
What is the department of insurance?
Insurance departments are separate for every state. Therefore, you must check with your specific state's insurance department to get a complete listing of insurance providers in that state.
What is the point of the department of insurance?
Every state has a Department of Insurance that helps protect the consumer. It is for insurance advice and helps reinforce insurance-related laws that are specific by state.
Who establish the insurance licensee test?
That would be the state's Department of Insurance.
How do you get a license to sell homeowners insurance?
Check with you state insurance department.
Who control life insurance companies in US?
Each State has a regulatory office over insurance agents, underwriters and companies. Contact your State's Governor's office and they can connect you or give you the right telephone number.
How do you get a license to sell life insurance in Missouri?
Contact your state department of insurance licensing department and ask them what the requirements are.
State laws regarding auto insurance?
Insurance LawLaws vary state to state. In most states, you are required to carry insurance that satisfy the minimum financial responsibility requirements for that state. For information on insurance law in general, check your state's department of insurance website. Requirements for auto insurance in particular are available through the State's Department of Motor Vehicles.
What is the term unadmitted insurance company mean?
Admitted insurance is an insurance company that has been approved by a state's insurance department. Admitted insurance varies by state.
