CDI is the largest consumer protection agency in California, overseeing more than 1,400 insurance companies and 425,000 agents and brokers. Learn about its services, such as Low Cost Auto, Senior Gateway, and how to file a complaint or claim.

Retrieve the license details and enforcement actions for insurance agents, brokers, adjusters, bail agents, and agencies or organizations in California. Use the license number or name search options and select the enforcement actions tab for more information.

Find out how to reach the California Department of Insurance for general questions, complaints, or licensing information. Fill out the online form or call the Consumer Hotline at 800-927-4357.

Find the details of any individual or organization license issued by the California Department of Insurance. Enter the license number and search by name or category.

File a complaint online with the California Department of Insurance about a claim denial or delay due to medical necessity. You have 30 minutes to complete the form and may need to provide supporting documentation.

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Learn about the history, functions, and activities of the CDI, the agency that regulates and licenses insurance companies, agents, and brokers in California. The CDI also investigates and prosecutes insurance fraud, educates consumers, and enforces Proposition 103.

UPDATED: November 12, 2024 at 3:41 PM PST. A Bay Area consumer-advocacy group claims California’s Department of Insurance is violating state public-records law by refusing to hand over important ...

We think that's we're going to start seeing that change, starting in mid next year," Soller said. If anyone has questions about their insurance, they can go to insurance.ca.gov or call 800-927 ...