Who must be notified of a producer's change of address?

• A. The Department of Insurance
• B. The Bureau of Licensees
• C. The Federal Trade Commission
• D. The Department of Revenue

Answer: (A)

When a licensed insurance producer moves, the change must be reported to the Department of Insurance. This state agency keeps the official license records, and having an up-to-date address ensures Iines like license renewals, regulatory notices, and any required communications reach the licensee promptly. This maintains the validity of the license and keeps you in good standing with the regulator.

The other entities listed do not handle the producer licensing records or required address updates. The Federal Trade Commission deals with federal consumer protection and antitrust matters, not state insurance licensing, and the Department of Revenue handles taxes. A Bureau of Licensees isn’t the correct regulator for maintaining licensing contact information.