Licensing & Regulatory Information
Licensed to write homeowners insurance in four states, with more on the way
Full license details below so you and your compliance team can verify everything independently.
Active Licenses
Where we're currently appointed to write business
Producer Verification
Verify our license directly
Every licensed insurance producer has a National Producer Number (NPN) that can be looked up through any state department of insurance or the National Insurance Producer Registry.
Why This Page Exists
Licensing isn't a formality — it's the whole point
State-by-state rules
Homeowners insurance is regulated at the state level, so a producer has to be individually licensed in every state they write business in.
Accountability
A licensed producer is accountable to a state department of insurance — a real regulatory backstop that unlicensed referral arrangements don't have.
Protects your file
Working with a properly licensed agent means the coverage placed on your borrower's or buyer's file is valid and enforceable when it matters most.
Common Questions
Licensing, in plain terms
What states is OneHourBinders licensed to write homeowners insurance in?
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Additional state licenses are in progress, and this page will be updated as new states are added.
What is an NPN?
A National Producer Number is a unique identifier assigned to every licensed insurance producer in the U.S., used to verify licensing status with any state's department of insurance.
How can I verify a license is active?
Any state's department of insurance offers a free public lookup tool, and the National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR) allows verification using the producer's NPN.
Licensed in your state?
Send a referral and a licensed agent will take it from there.
Send a Referral