State Insurance Sites

Each state regulates its own insurance laws and practices. States regulate things such as what types of insurance can be sold in the state, the rates that can be charged, policy provisions and what types of licenses are needed to sell insurance. Since each state regulates its own insurance laws, each state has a department or division which handles the administration of these laws and regulations. Below is a list of links to the Department of Insurance for each state.

The Insurance Departments handle a wide range of insurance products such as Homeowners, Renters, Auto, Life, Medical, Health, Umbrella and Business Insurances. Many insurance products can be considered financial instruments which is why states require insurance brokers to be licensed to sell these products. A license is generally only given to a broker who shows he/she is well qualified to sell and service the product. This is similar to the license that financial representatives are required to obtain. These are the type of professionals that can help with hazard insurance quotes for example.

The Department of Insurance can also provide you with a list of all insurance carriers and brokers in the state authorized to sell insurance in the state. The Department also handles insurance related complaints and can help resolve disputes with insurance companies. For state specific SR-22 information about traffic laws and insurance points, refer to our guide.

Alabama	Alabama Department of Insurance
Alaska	Alaska Division of Insurance
Arizona	Arizona Department of Insurance
Arkansas	Arkansas Insurance Department
California	California Department of Insurance
Colorado	Colorado Division of Insurance
Connecticut	Connecticut Insurance Department
Delaware	Delaware Insurance Department
District of Columbia	District of Columbia Department of Insurance
Florida	Florida Office of Insurance Regulation
Georgia	Georgia Office of Insurance Regulation
Hawaii	Hawaii Department of Insurance
Idaho	Idaho Department of Insurance
Illinois	Illinois Department of Insurance
Indiana	Indiana Department of Insurance
Iowa	Iowa Insurance Devision
Kansas	Kansas Insurance Department
Kentucky	Kentucky Department of Insurance
Louisiana	Louisiana Department of Insurance
Maine	Maine Bureau of Insurance
Maryland	Maryland Insurance Administration
Massachusetts	Massachusetts Division of Insurance
Michigan	Michigan Office of Insurance Regulation
Minnesota	Minnesota Department of Insurance
Mississippi	Mississippi Insurance Department
Missouri	Missouri Department of Insurance
Montana	Montana Commisioner of Sercurities and Insurance
Nebraska	Nebraska Department of Insurnce
Nevada	Nevada Division of Insurance
New Hampshire	New Hampshire Insurance Department
New Jersey	New Jersy Department of Insurance
New Mexico	New Mexico Division of Insurance
New York	New York Insurance Department
North Carolina	North Carolina Department of Insurance
North Dakota	North Dakota Insurance Department
Ohio	Ohio Department of Insurance
Oklahoma	Oklahoma Insurance Department
Oregon	Oregon Insurance Division
Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania Insurance Department
Puerto Rico	Puerto Rico Department of Insurance
Rhode Island	Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training
South Carolina	South Carolina Department of Insurance
South Dakota	South Dakota Division of Insurance
Tennessee	Tennessee Insurance Division
Texas	Texas Department of Insurance
Utah	Utah Insurance Division
Vermont	Vermont Bureau of Insurance
Virginia	Virginia Offices of the Insurance Commissioner
Washington	Washington Offices of the Insurance Commissioner
West Virginia	West Virginia Offices of the Insurance Commissioner
Wisconsin	Wisconsin Insurance Department
Wyoming	Wyoming

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