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Hello,
I understand an agent license number must be on a direct mailing in California.
Is there anything else ?
I have seen agent name, not affiliated with any government agency, an agent may contact you, insurance related solicitation, information provided by Agent Name LIC #
Here is a reference:
INTRODUCTION
Insurance Code §1725.5 (added to the Insurance Code in 1995 by AB 702, Chapter 217) effective January 1, 1997, requires licensees to include their license numbers on business cards, premium quotes and print advertisements for insurance products distributed exclusively in California. The statute applies only to life and disability insurance analysts, life agents, variable contact agents, insurance agents, insurance brokers, insurance solicitors, surplus line broker, special lines' surplus line brokers, bail agents, bail permittees, bail solicitors, insurance adjusters, public insurance adjusters, motor club agents, and travel insurance agents. The statute does not apply to insurers. This bulletin attempts to answer some of the more commonly asked questions concerning Insurance Code §1725.5
I understand an agent license number must be on a direct mailing in California.
Is there anything else ?
I have seen agent name, not affiliated with any government agency, an agent may contact you, insurance related solicitation, information provided by Agent Name LIC #
Here is a reference:
INTRODUCTION
Insurance Code §1725.5 (added to the Insurance Code in 1995 by AB 702, Chapter 217) effective January 1, 1997, requires licensees to include their license numbers on business cards, premium quotes and print advertisements for insurance products distributed exclusively in California. The statute applies only to life and disability insurance analysts, life agents, variable contact agents, insurance agents, insurance brokers, insurance solicitors, surplus line broker, special lines' surplus line brokers, bail agents, bail permittees, bail solicitors, insurance adjusters, public insurance adjusters, motor club agents, and travel insurance agents. The statute does not apply to insurers. This bulletin attempts to answer some of the more commonly asked questions concerning Insurance Code §1725.5
