Insurance Professional License Number Crosswalk (MS EXCEL)

With the Department of Insurance move off of its old regulatory system to State Based Systems ("SBS"), the license number for each Arizona-licensed insurance professional (insurance producer/agent, surplus lines broker, insurance adjuster, etc.) changed. Attached is a MICROSOFT EXCEL file that contains the name, old (legacy) license number, new license number and National Producer Number for each insurance professional licensed whose license expired/expires on or after 4/30/2016. Use the LICENSE SEARCH menu option at the top of this page to view the license record for a particular licensee or company.

File Producer_LegacyToNewLicenseNumberCrosswalk_20170420.xlsx
Contracting Opportunity for Arbitrators

The Arizona State Procurement Office is procuring Surprise Out-of-Network Dispute Arbitration Services.  Individuals and businesses interested in offering arbitration services must register as a supplier in the Arizona Procurement Portal (https://app.az.gov), and then will be able to locate Souring Project BPM00251.  Bids must be submitted by not later than 3:00 PM MST on Tuesday, December 11, 2018. 
Health Insurance Telemarketers Annoy; Pose Fraud Risks

Phoenix, AZ—The Arizona Department of Insurance (ADOI) wants to make citizens aware of scams involving aggressive telemarketers attempting to sell health insurance plans and, in some cases, attempting to gain personal and financial information possibly for criminal purposes.


The ADOI has received complaints from people who received multiple phone calls, robocalls, and text messages claiming to be from the National Health Enrollment Center, the Healthcare Enrollment Center and from Healthcare.gov. Some people report that they were contacted multiple times a day, sometimes from different phone numbers, despite requests to be placed on the companies' do-not-call lists. Additionally, some people report having been asked to provide health insurance enrollment information, including such information as address, date of birth, social security number, and personal health information that, in the wrong hands, could be used in identity theft or other fraud schemes.


Arizona citizens who have received persistent phone calls or text messages from these or other callers attempting to sell them health insurance are encouraged to file a complaint with:
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
     • Phony calls about health insurance: www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/2016/02/phony-calls-about-health-insurance
     • Submit a Consumer Complaint to the FTC: www.ftc.gov/faq/consumer-protection/submit-consumer-complaint-ftc
Arizona Department of Insurance Consumer Protection Division
     • Visit https://insurance.az.gov/consumers
     • Or call the ADOI’s Consumer Protection Hotline at 602-364-2499, or 1-800-325-2548 if calling within Arizona but outside Maricopa County.
We can all take steps to avoid becoming victims of fraud.
      • Never provide someone who calls you with your bank account number, your social security number, your credit card number, or your personal health information. If you are asked to provide this information, hang up.
     • Research the insurance agent and insurance company you are considering using by finding their license information through the ADOI’s License Search webpage (https://insurance.az.gov/license-search), and use contact information in the license record to contact them. Be skeptical and do research.
     • For information about insurance available from Health Insurance Marketplace, visit the Healthcare.gov website or call Healthcare.gov directly at 1-800-318-2596. The Arizona Department of Insurance is a state agency dedicated to protecting Arizona citizens and businesses by promoting a safe, strong, innovative and competitive insurance marketplace.

The Arizona Department of Insurance is a state agency dedicated to protecting Arizona citizens and businesses by promoting a safe, strong, innovative and competitive insurance marketplace.
Arizona Sample Notice of Continuation Coverage (Mini-COBRA)

Pursuant to ARS § 20-2330, a health benefits plan issued or renewed after December 31, 2018, must allow an enrollee and any qualified dependent to continue coverage after a qualifying event.  The law requires a small employer (with an average of 1 to 20 employees) to notify an enrollee in writing of the right of the enrollee and any qualified dependents to continue coverage under the employer's health benefits plan upon an enrolee's qualifying event.  Pursuant to Subsection C of the law, the Department has prepared a sample notice of coverage continuation form and is making the sample available on its website.  A small employer that uses, properly completes, and timely issues the Department's form is presumed to satisfy notification requirements.
New Options for Providing Your Application to Us

Learn the FAST & EASY way to submit a license or renewal application.
Form C-RFI

An insurer completes and includes Form C-RFI when responding to a Department of Insurance request for information relating to a complaint from the insurer's customers.  Last updated 3/1/2017 @ 19:10.
Form L-WAV: Fee Waiver Request

Only use this form (rather than paying the license fee) if you meet all the requirements on the form.  If you file this form, it becomes part of your license application, and if you file incorrect, misleading, incomplete, or materially untrue information on a license application, an insurance license can be denied, suspended or revoked, you could be assessed civil penalties and you could be the subject of other administrative and legal consequences.  The fee waiver only applies to the license fee.  It does not apply to other fees and costs you may need to pay in order to become licensed.
List of Domestic Surplus Lines Insurers

Surplus lines brokers must place business with an Arizona-authorized insurer when insurance is procurable from an authorized insurer.  When insurance is not procurable from an authorized insurer, a surplus lines broker may procure coverage from a Domestic Surplus Lines Insurer, from an insurer on Arizona's List of Qualified Unauthorized Surplus Line Insurers, or from an insurer on the NAIC Quarterly Listing of Alien Insurers.
List of Qualified Unauthorized Surplus Line Insurers

Surplus lines brokers must place business with an Arizona-authorized insurer when insurance is procurable from an authorized insurer.  When insurance is not procurable from an authorized insurer, a surplus lines broker may procure coverage from a Domestic Surplus Lines Insurer, from an insurer on Arizona's List of Qualified Unauthorized Surplus Line Insurers, or from an insurer on the NAIC Quarterly Listing of Alien Insurers.
ADOI Fee Schedule