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Remember to always verify with the Nevada Division of Insurance that the person or company you are working with is licensed, certified or authorized to conduct business in this state. You can do this here or you can contact the Division in Northern Nevada at (775) 687-0700 and in Southern Nevada at (702) 486-4009.
Producer lists are now readily available to download by visiting the Division's self-serve website. This page allows you to download lists by license or qualification types for producers and agencies.
COVID-19 Update: Offices Reopening
The Division of Insurance offices in Carson City and Las Vegas are now open to the public by appointment only. If you need to meet with Division’s staff in person you must first make an appointment before visiting the office.
Carson City –
To request an appointment to see a staff member in Carson City please call (775) 687-0700 and select option 4 when prompted.
Las Vegas – Nevada State Business Center
To request and appointment to see a staff member in Las Vegas please call (702) 486-4009.
Please note masks are required to enter the Nevada State Business Center in Las Vegas and the Division’s office in Carson City. Please remember to wear a mask or you will not be allowed to visit the offices.
Insurance Education – Teacher Resources
Looking for resources to teach the insurance component of Nevada’s high school financial literacy requirement? The Division has lesson plans, classroom resources and an insurance library for educators for free download and instructional use
The Business of Bail in Nevada
From licensing requirements to consumer information, find out what it takes to qualify for the different bail licenses, what Nevada’s bail laws say, and general information about how bail works in Nevada.
What is Health Care Reform?
On March 23, 2010, President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act (ACA) also known as health care reform into law. The law puts in place a significant number of health insurance reforms that have rolled out over the last three years. Some of the final and most notable changes of the law took effect on January 1, 2014.
One way to characterize the impact of the ACA is to say that it makes insurance more accessible to you. There are a number of provisions throughout the law that help you afford coverage, as well as guarantee you access to insurance with a minimum level of benefits.
VIEW HEALTH INSURANCE RATES AND PLAN DOCUMENTS
LEARN ABOUT HEALTH CARE REFORM
HOW HEALTH CARE REFORM AFFECTS YOUR FAMILY
HOW TO PURCHASE INSURANCE FOR YOU & YOUR FAMILY
Health Care Reform and your Business
Regardless of the size of your business, it is likely that some of these new laws and regulations will affect your business in some way. We have information to help you navigate these challenges and opportunities so that you can make the best decisions for your business.
Americans With Disabilities Act
The Division of Human Resource Management's Equal Employment Opportunity office (EEO) coordinates the State's various ADA programs and resources, ensuring employees and citizens are referred to the right person. ADA is considered to be the first lawful affirmation for equal treatment of Americans with mental and physical disabilities, the ADA prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in employment, government services, public accommodations, commercial facilities, education and other areas of society.
News
- Division of Insurance offers tips before purchasing a service contract
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As we approach the summertime and with temperatures rising, many Nevadans may be in the market for appliances like an air conditioning (AC) unit. Before consumers buy a service contract for any big-ticket items, whether it be an AC unit, a refrigerator, or a car, consumers should be aware of some important facts.
- Nevadan's Warned About Deceiving Discount Insurance Plans, Credit Repair Scams
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Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford, in partnership with the Nevada Division of Insurance, encouraged Nevadans to stay vigilant as scammers attempt to take advantage of struggling individuals and businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.