Licensed insurance agents in North Carolina
676,355 agents held a North Carolina insurance license in the state's January 2026 data, 105,654 of them North Carolina residents. On Accupoint each is one record across insurance, Broker Dealer and advisory data.
From North Carolina state data as of January 2026. Each agent is counted once.
97,713 North Carolina agents also hold a securities registration.
A state license lookup answers one question about one license. On Accupoint, a North Carolina agent's record also carries their licenses in every other state and their carrier appointments, and for those with a securities registration, their Broker Dealer and advisory registrations, exams and employment history.
Lines of authority in North Carolina
Agents holding each line on a North Carolina license.
Most common active appointments
Among North Carolina-resident agents, by carrier.
Top cities
Agents licensed in North Carolina with a business address in each city.
Years in the industry
Agents licensed in North Carolina, by years since they entered the industry.
Every state, every channel, one record.
A state lookup shows one license at a time. Accupoint shows the whole professional: every state they hold a license in, their carriers, any Broker Dealer and advisory registrations, and the history behind them, on one record you can search, export and act on.
Insurance agents, counted once
Across 52 jurisdictions. 1,313,853 hold licenses in more than one state, 10.2 states each on average.
Agents with a securities registration
Registered representatives and investment adviser representatives who also hold an insurance license, on the same record.
Licenses, appointments and employment
License and line of authority dates by state and carrier appointments, plus exams and the firms they have worked for when they also hold a securities registration.
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North Carolina insurance agents, answered.
How many insurance agents are licensed in North Carolina?
676,355 agents held a North Carolina insurance license in the state's January 2026 data. 105,654 of them live in North Carolina and 476,871 are licensed there as non-residents.
How do I look up insurance agents licensed in North Carolina?
Search Accupoint by name, city, line of authority or carrier. Each agent's record carries their North Carolina license from the state's January 2026 data, their licenses in every other state, carrier appointments and any Broker Dealer or advisory registrations.
Which lines of authority are most common in North Carolina?
Life (309,137 agents), Accident and Health (301,223 agents) and Property and Casualty (174,047 agents).
How many North Carolina agents are also registered representatives or advisers?
90,372 agents licensed in North Carolina are also registered representatives and 79,958 are investment adviser representatives; 72,617 are all three. On Accupoint they are one record each.
What does non-resident mean?
An agent licensed in a state other than the one they live in holds a non-resident license there. Agents who sell across state lines often hold many. Across the country, 1,313,853 agents are licensed in more than one state.
Can I send these agents to my CRM or ask about them from Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes, on a plan that includes them. Push records to your CRM (ask which CRMs your account supports), or ask Accupoint from Claude or ChatGPT, in preview.
Is Accupoint a government agency?
No. Accupoint is an independent data company, not a government agency and not a consumer reporting agency.
Licensed in North Carolina means a North Carolina insurance license on record in the state's January 2026 data; license data arrives on its own schedule in each state, so dates differ. Residents are agents whose resident state is North Carolina; business address is where they work. Our appointment data does not record the appointing state, so carriers are counted among North Carolina-resident agents. Each agent is counted once.
Accupoint is an independent data company, not a government agency, and is not affiliated with any state insurance regulator. Accupoint is not a consumer reporting agency.
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