The NAIC (National Association of Insurance Commissioners) number uniquely identifies an insurer and is required for state licensing, regulatory filings, and consumer research; Travelers auto insurance's NAIC number can be confirmed through the NAIC's Consumer Information Source, state department of insurance websites, or directly from Travelers' policy documents.
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Why the NAIC Number Matters
Regulators use the NAIC number to track a carrier's financial health, compliance history, and market conduct. Consumers often need it when comparing policies, filing complaints, or verifying that a company is properly licensed in their state.
Official Sources to Verify the Number
1. NAIC Consumer Information Source (CIS) – Search the insurer name; the NAIC number appears in the company profile.
2. State Department of Insurance – Most state websites host an insurer lookup tool where you can enter "Travelers" and view the NAIC identifier.
3. Travelers policy documents – The NAIC number is typically listed on the declarations page or the insurer's footer.
How to Search the NAIC Database
Visit naic.org/cis, enter "Travelers" in the search bar, and filter results to "Auto Insurance." The resulting profile includes the NAIC number, licensing states, and financial ratings.
Common Confusions
Travelers operates multiple subsidiaries (e.g., Travelers Property & Casualty). Each subsidiary may have its own NAIC number, so verify the exact legal entity that issued your auto policy.
Quick Reference Table
| Entity | NAIC Number | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| Travelers Insurance Company | 12345 (example) | Primary auto policies |
| Travelers Property & Casualty | 67890 (example) | Specialty auto lines |