Who is my auto insurance broker?

Check your emails and mail: Search your inbox for keywords like "insurance," "policy," or the name of your insurance company. Your bills and policy documents are usually sent by email or mail.

Look at your bank statements: If you have automatic payments, your bank statements will show the name of the company you're paying.

Review your phone and search history: If you've used online services to get quotes, your search history or browser history might have the name of the company you went with. You may have also spoken with an agent or broker over the phone, so checking your phone records might help.

Contact your bank: If you're still unsure, you can call your bank and ask about the company that is being charged for your auto insurance.

I’m sorry, but I don’t have access to your personal insurance records — I can’t determine who your auto insurance broker is.

Here are a few steps you can take to find out:

1. Check your insurance declarations page (the document you received when the policy was issued). It typically lists the broker or agency.
2. Look at your monthly premium charges-— the payment reference might include the broker or agency name.
3. Log into your insurance company’s online account or call them and ask for the broker/agent of record.
4. Contact the motor vehicle department in your state; some states keep records of insurance agents/brokers associated with a policy. [1]
5. If you obtained your policy via a local agent or broker, check your email correspondence or paperwork from when you purchased it — the broker’s contact should be there.

If you like, I can look up how to check broker details specifically for North Carolina — would that be helpful?