Temporary licenses are for resident applicants only and for agents only.Įligible lines of authority for temporary agent licenses are: Life, Accident and Sickness, Property, Casualty, Personal Lines. At no time, can the license exceed 15 months. The license can be extended (renewed) in 3 month intervals – for a maximum period of 15 months from the original issue date. The initial license is issued for 6 months from the date of issuance. A licensee is limited to one temporary license per lifetime. It requires an insurance company to sponsor the individual for licensure and a supervising agent that is licensed and appointed with the sponsoring insurance company. Temporary licenses are issued on behalf of an insurer. You can access the National Association of Insurance Commissioner’s Producer Database here or the producer database here.Temporary insurance agent is an individual who sells, solicits or negotiates insurance through one specific insurer. You can also contact the Division atħ7 (northern Nevada) or 70 (southern Nevada) to verify a license.įor a more detailed search you may also search for a producer through Sircon. Enter the name you are searching and click the appropriate search button above to determine the licensing status of a company, agency or agent. Remember to always verify with the Nevada Division of Insurance that the person or company you are working with is licensed, certified or authorized to conduct business in this state. To find out about surplus-lines insurer eligibility, click here. Note: Surplus-lines insurers will not be visible using this lookup tool.
If a person or company is attempting to sell you insurance without a license or certification, this is against the law, and you should not do business with them. Anyone, whether an insurance company, insurance agency, agent or exchange enrollment facilitator conducting the business of insurance in Nevada must be licensed or certified by the Nevada Division of Insurance to do so.
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