AgentVerified launches free insurance agent license lookup

AgentVerified.org has launched a free public tool that lets consumers search insurance agent licenses by name, agency or NPN and check official state sources. The index now includes 6.27 million license records and links to lookup pages for every state and Washington, D.C.

Why it matters: - The free lookup gives consumers, families and business owners a faster way to check an insurance agent before sharing personal information. - The tool combines source dates, license status and official lookup links, which can help people gauge how current a record is. - The service covers every state and Washington, D.C., but coverage varies by jurisdiction and a partial index is not a complete state roster.

What happened: - AgentVerified.org launched a free insurance agent license lookup that lets people search by agent name, agency or National Producer Number. - The site also lets users inspect available license details and follow links to official regulatory sources. - As of Sept. 27, 2026, the searchable index reports 6,270,640 license records.

The details: - The index combines complete regulator files from nine states with records collected from public license lookups. - The tool supports on-demand checks against public lookups in 35 additional states and the District of Columbia. - California, Kentucky, Michigan, New York, Virginia and Washington are served through links to official lookups rather than automated checks. - The 6,270,640 figure counts license records, not individual agents. - State files refresh on their own schedules, and on-demand lookups may reuse recent cached results. - Each record includes a source and date when available so visitors can judge freshness. - Automated checks depend on source availability and do not guarantee real-time or complete results. - The site offers official state lookup links for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. - AgentVerified also links to the National Insurance Producer Registry's NPN lookup. - Visitors are encouraged to confirm current license standing with the relevant state insurance department because a license can change after the date shown on a record.

Between the lines: - AgentVerified is positioning the public register as a separate product from its paid agent offerings. - Agents can claim their own record after identity verification and add a photo, contact details and other profile information without changing regulator data. - Claimed records include license alerts and a badge linking back to the record. - A separate person-reviewed agent page adds another layer of screening before publication. - For those reviewed pages, the agent's NPN must resolve in the public NIPR lookup, listed state licenses must show active on the check date and the name must match. - Carrier appointments shown on reviewed pages are attested by the agent and are not independently confirmed. - That is different from appointment data published by regulators in the public register. - AgentVerified says the service is independent and is not a government agency or insurance company. - A public record, claimed profile or reviewed page is not a recommendation, rating or guarantee of an agent's conduct.

What's next: - The company is likely to keep expanding and refreshing its source coverage as state data changes. - Users will need to rely on the official state department and NIPR checks for the most current license status. - AgentVerified's paid claimed records and reviewed pages give the company a path to build more consumer-facing profiles around the public data.

The bottom line: - AgentVerified is trying to make insurance agent verification easier by putting public license data, freshness cues and official lookup links in one place.