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Open the link your agent gave you.
Every Producer Credentials agent has a personal subdomain, for example melanie-garcia.producercredentials.com. Your agent will send this link to you directly.
How it works
Three taps. That's it.
Whether your agent is sitting across from you or calling you over the phone, verify they're real and licensed in your state before sharing any sensitive information.
02
Confirm name, NPN, and state license.
The page shows the agent's legal name, National Producer Number, and every state license on file, with status (active, expired, pending) and the underlying license document.
03
Call or email them directly.
No forms, no waiting. The page lists the agent's phone number and email so you can reach them on your terms. You can also independently verify the NPN at NIPR.com.
What you'll see
Designed for the phone in your pocket.
Verification pages render natively on mobile, official and built around a 10-second read. Scroll inside the phone to see what your agent's full page looks like.
For licensed producers
One link that does the trust work for you.
Send a client your link before a meeting or a sales call, and they can answer the "is this person legitimate" question themselves. Independently verifiable, always.
- A personal subdomain on producercredentials.com
- NPN + state license auto-synced from NIPR
- License document storage with public links
- Configurable products (IUL, Final Expense, Mortgage Protection, FIA)
- Phone + email click-to-contact, no forms
- Free for consumers, no signups or accounts
Apply for a verification page
Open to any agent with an active resident license. We pull your NPN, state licenses, and document images directly from NIPR. You confirm and publish.
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FAQ
Common questions
Is Producer Credentials a government site?
No. Producer Credentials is an independent verification platform. We do not issue licenses; we display public license data and the agent's own attestation. To independently verify a license, look up the agent's NPN at nipr.com or visit your state's Department of Insurance website.
Is there a cost for consumers?
No. The verification page is free to visit. There is no signup, no account, no email capture, and no advertising on agent pages.
What if a license is expired?
Expired licenses are clearly marked with a red status pill and a strikethrough on the license number. The license document remains viewable so you can see what the prior license covered, but the agent is not currently authorized to write business under it.
How do you verify the licenses shown?
Producer Credentials pulls license data and document images directly from the National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR) at the time an agent signs up, and re-syncs on a recurring schedule. Agents must keep their NIPR record current; if a license lapses, our page reflects that on the next sync.
My agent isn't on Producer Credentials. What now?
Most licensed producers are not yet on our platform. You can still verify them: ask for their full legal name and NPN, then look them up at nipr.com or your state's Department of Insurance license lookup tool.