Licensing disclosures (Arizona)

In Arizona an insurance producer license is issued by the state to an individual or a business entity after an examination, a background check and a fee, and it is renewed on a fixed cycle with continuing education. The license authorizes the holder to solicit, negotiate and sell insurance for the lines it names; carriers then appoint the licensed agency to represent them. Arizona is an at-fault state for auto liability, and the agency's product pages describe coverage in those terms.

Verify a license or make a complaint

The Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions regulates insurance producers in the state. Its website at https://difi.az.gov/ offers a license lookup where you can confirm that the agency and its advisors hold a current license, and it accepts complaints about producers and carriers. Bring a complaint to the office first if you prefer; the regulator is available whether or not you do.