Nevada
Nevada Division of Insurance
- Verify license #4185790
- File a complaint
- Review carrier solvency ratings
Official state insurance regulators for Nevada, Texas, Florida, Arizona, and Virginia. Use these links to verify licenses, file complaints, check carrier ratings, and understand your consumer rights.
This page is provided for educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial, legal, or tax advice. Links to government agencies are provided for your convenience; AskSasson is not affiliated with these regulators.
Nevada Division of Insurance
Texas Department of Insurance
Florida Department of Financial Services
Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions
Virginia State Corporation Commission – Bureau of Insurance
Virginia has a 2–5.75% state income tax, no state estate tax, and no state disability program. These state pages provide Virginia-specific insurance and retirement planning education.
How Virginia's 2–5.75% income tax shapes withdrawal sequencing, Roth conversion timing, and Social Security claiming decisions. SS is exempt; IRA/401(k) distributions are not.
Virginia retirement guide →Virginia income tax structure, what's exempt (Social Security, military retirement for veterans 55+), what's taxed (IRA/401(k) distributions), and Roth conversion strategy for both federal and state bracket management.
Virginia tax guide →Virginia has no state disability program. Federal contractors, military spouses, and private-sector workers must rely on individually owned coverage. Who needs it most in Virginia.
Virginia disability guide →Northern Virginia assisted living costs ~$6,500–$9,000/month (Genworth/CareScout, 2024). Virginia LTC Partnership Program provides dollar-for-dollar Medicaid asset protection. Military LTC misconceptions explained.
Virginia LTC guide →Virginia uses equitable distribution (not community property) - affecting beneficiary planning. Military SGLI education, FEGLI for federal employees, and civilian coverage for Hampton Roads military families.
Virginia life insurance guide →Virginia-specific insurance disclosures, VA Code Title 38.2 compliance information, replacement notice requirements, and Virginia Bureau of Insurance consumer resources.
Virginia disclosures →State insurance regulators exist to protect consumers - not insurance companies. Every licensed insurance producer in the United States is subject to state-level oversight, and you have the right to use these agencies at any time.
State insurance departments set the rules carriers must follow - from how quickly claims must be paid to what policy language is permitted. If a carrier violates these rules, the regulator can investigate and impose penalties.
Before working with any insurance professional, look them up on the state regulator's website. An active license confirms the individual passed state exams, completed required continuing education, and has no disciplinary actions on record.
If you believe an insurer or producer acted improperly - denied a valid claim, misrepresented a policy, or violated your rights - you can file a formal complaint with your state's department. Regulators investigate complaints at no cost to you.
Sasson Emambakhsh is an independently licensed insurance producer in Nevada (#4185790), Texas (#3460699), Florida (#G322852), Arizona (#22097825), and Virginia (#1569892). If you have questions about your policy, need help understanding your options, or want a second opinion, a free conversation is the easiest place to start.
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