What is the State Farm NAIC number? This question is about State Farm

What is the State Farm NAIC number?

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The main State Farm NAIC number is 25178. State Farm’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 State Farm’s NAIC insurance code, consumers can learn how many, and what kind, of complaints have been filed by State Farm customers, as well as examine any enforcement actions taken against the company. Consumers can also see certain financial data, report fraud, or file their own complaint about State Farm. In addition, drivers may need the State Farm insurance code to file an insurance claim or a report with the department of motor vehicles.

Although the main State Farm NAIC code is 25178, State Farm’s various businesses have been assigned different numbers by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, given the company’s position among the largest insurance providers in the country. There is an insurance code for each State Farm affiliate company.

State Farm NAIC Insurance Codes

Company Name	NAIC Number
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company	25178
State Farm Fire & Casualty Company	25143
State Farm General Insurance Company	25151
State Farm Guaranty Insurance Company	12251
State Farm Health Insurance Company	94498
State Farm Indemnity Company	43796
State Farm Life Insurance Company	69108
State Farm Life & Accident Assurance Company	69094

State Farm’s NAIC insurance codes should not be confused with the different three-digit numbers assigned to State Farm by the department of motor vehicles in each state. These numbers are codes issued by a state’s insurance commissioner to companies that are authorized to sell policies in that state. They aren’t standardized nationwide like NAIC codes.

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Does State Farm pay for windshield replacement?

Yes, State Farm will pay for windshield replacement or repair services for customers who have comprehensive coverage, though a deductible will apply unless state laws or policy details say otherwise. Comprehensive insurance from State Farm covers windshields damaged by weather, vandalism and theft, among other things.

How State Farm Windshield Replacement Works Depending on State... read full answer

In some states, specific laws govern whether customers will need to pay their deductible for windshield repairs or replacement. For instance, in Florida, Kentucky, and South Carolina, insurers cannot charge a deductible for windshield repairs or replacement. Additionally, insurance companies in Arizona, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota and New York must offer a "full glass coverage" policy that allows customers to choose a $0 deductible for glass repairs.

On the other hand, if the windshield was damaged in an accident and the policyholder was at-fault, State Farm customers can file a collision claim, though their exact policy details will determine if they need to pay a collision deductible. And if the policyholder was not at-fault, the at-fault driver’s liability insurance should cover the damage without a deductible.

If you’re not sure whether you will need to pay a deductible for windshield replacement, you can check your policy details or call State Farm’s customer service line at 1 (800) 782-8332. To file a claim for windshield repair or replacement, you can use State Farm’s online portal.

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How do I file a complaint about State Farm?

To file a complaint about State Farm, go online and submit your issue to the Better Business Bureau as well as your state’s insurance regulator, then write a review of State Farm on WalletHub. This will either allow State Farm to fix their mistake or it will warn other consumers of potential problems with State Farm’s service.... read full answer

How to File a Complaint About State Farm

File a complaint with the Better Business Bureau (BBB). Use the Bureau’s online claim submission process to file your claim. The Better Business Bureau forwards complaints within two days, and customers will be notified of any response from State Farm or if they fail to respond.

Submit a formal complain to your state’s insurance regulator. Click here to find the database of the state insurance departments. Select your state and complete the online consumer complaint form.

Write a review on WalletHub. State Farm customers can voice their opinion by going to State Farm’s profile on WalletHub and clicking “Write a Review.” At the very least, this will help other consumers thinking about doing business with the company.

Complain on social media. Use whatever social media platforms you have to your advantage. This can help build awareness for your issue, including from State Farm. If you have the ability to contact the company directly via social media, that’s a good idea too.

What You Need to File a Complaint About State Farm With Regulators

Your name, address, and phone number

The name of any specific agent/broker

Your policy number

Any relevant claim number

The details of your complaint/concern

So, if you're disappointed with any element of State Farm’s service, you can rest easy knowing that you have several options for filing a complaint.

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Does State Farm have free towing?

Yes, State Farm offers free towing to the nearest repair facility for their roadside assistance customers. State Farm roadside assistance costs around $15 per six-month policy and customers can request roadside assistance online, or by calling 1-877-627-5757.

State Farm Roadside Assistance Covers

Towing services about 11 miles or to the nearest repair facility ... read full answer

Delivery of gas, oil, a battery, or tire change

Up to one hour of locksmith labor

Up to one hour of mechanical labor for issues like mechanical problems, transmission trouble, or a fluid leak, among other things

While State Farm’s roadside assistance covers towing and other services, it doesn’t cover the cost of repair parts, replacement keys, or major fixes due to things like engine failure or structural damage.

State Farm Free Towing Limit vs. Popular Competitors

Company	Free Towing Limit
State Farm	About 11 miles or to the nearest repair facility
Geico	To the nearest location
AAA	Up to 5 miles
Nationwide	Up to 15 miles
Travelers	Up to 15 miles

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