Check an insurance agent's license
Before you buy a policy, see what the Texas Department of Insurance has on file for the agent selling it: whether the license is active, which lines of insurance it covers, and when it expires.
Search by the agent’s full name, or their Texas license number. The license number belongs on their website, their email signature and every quote.
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How many are licensed in each place, from the state’s own file, and the agents who sponsor that page.
Questions people ask
How do I check if an insurance agent is licensed in Texas?
Search the agent’s name or license number above. The result comes from the Texas Department of Insurance’s own published license file. Confirm anything important on TDI’s official lookup, linked on every result.
What does "property and casualty" mean on a license?
It is the license to sell home, auto and business insurance. A "personal lines" license covers home and auto only. Life, accident and health is a separate license.
Does an active license mean the agent is good?
No. It means the state has a current license on file for the lines shown. It says nothing about service, price or complaints.
Source: the Texas Department of Insurance’s published license file on data.texas.gov. A license on file is not a recommendation, and Swift Agent Sites is not connected to any state agency.