Candace Baker, Car Insurance Writer
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The main Geico NAIC number is 22063. Geico's NAIC number is the five-digit code given by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), which assigns numbers to authorized insurance providers in order to track customer complaints and ethics violations across state lines.
With Geico's NAIC number, anyone can learn more about the company’s financial data, the kinds of complaints that have been filed by customers, and any enforcement actions taken against the company. Customers will need Geico's NAIC number to report fraud or file an insurance claim, as well.
Although the main Geico NAIC number is 22063, the NAIC has assigned a separate code for each of Geico's affiliate companies, which are listed below. You can find the number that applies to your particular policy on your Geico insurance card.
Geico NAIC Numbers
| Company Name | NAIC Number |
| Government Employees Insurance Company (GEICO) | 22063 |
| GEICO General Insurance Company | 35882 |
| GEICO Indemnity Company | 22055 |
| GEICO Casualty Company | 41491 |
| GEICO Advantage Insurance Company | 14138 |
| GEICO Choice Insurance Company | 14139 |
| GEICO Secure Insurance Company | 14137 |
| GEICO County Mutual Insurance Company | 29181 |
| GEICO Texas County Mutual Insurance Company | 27863 |
Geico's NAIC insurance codes are not the same as the three-digit numbers assigned to Geico by the department of motor vehicles in each state. These numbers are issued by a state’s insurance commissioner to companies that are authorized to sell policies in that state, and unlike NAIC codes, they aren’t standardized nationwide.
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How do I find my NAIC number?
You can find your NAIC number on your insurance card or by visiting the NAIC website and searching for the company’s name. An NAIC number is a five-digit code assigned to an insurance company by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
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