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License status: Active
From public licensing records. You can confirm any of it on the state agent lookup.
From the public licensee file of the Florida Department of Financial Services. You can confirm it on the Florida Department of Financial Services site.
Worked out from the carriers Andrew is appointed with. Ask the agent which plans they actually offer in your county.
Public licensing records list 11 active carrier appointments for Andrew. An appointment means the carrier has authorized the agent to sell its plans. It says nothing about which plans the agent recommends, and it is not a rating.
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.)
since 2025
Aetna Health Inc.
since 2016
Aetna Health Insurance Company
since 2016
Aetna Life Insurance Company
since 2016
Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America
since 2026
Equitable Financial Life Insurance Company
since 2020
Equitable Financial Life Insurance Company of America
since 2020
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, The
since 2024
Life, accident & health
Life, accident & health · Aetna group
Life, accident & health · Aetna group
Life, accident & health · Aetna group
Life, accident & health · Allianz group
Life, accident & health
Life, accident & health · Equitable group · also known as AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company
Life, accident & health · Equitable group
Life, accident & health · John Hancock group
Life, accident & health
Life, accident & health · Penn Mutual group
Where this information comes from
License and appointment facts come from public licensing records, last checked on November 1, 2026. MeetBrokers adds nothing about the agent's skill, service, or plans. The Florida license comes from the records of the Florida Department of Financial Services, checked October 25, 2026. The agent has not reviewed this page. Read our editorial policy.
Public licensing records list license 1820549 with a status of "Active", first issued in 2013, expiring February 29, 2028. We last checked the record against public licensing records on November 1, 2026. A license means the state allows the agent to sell insurance; it is not an endorsement.
The Florida Department of Financial Services lists a resident producer license with life and health authority for Andrew Justin Raudenbush. We last checked its records on October 25, 2026. That is separate from the Texas license above.
Search the state's insurance agent lookup by name or license number 1820549, or look up National Producer Number 7634642 on the NIPR website. Both are free and show the current status.
An appointment is the insurance carrier's authorization for the agent to sell its products in Texas. Records show 11 appointments for Andrew. It does not tell you which plans the agent will recommend, and it is not a rating.
No. Licensed agents are paid by the insurance carrier when you enroll, and your premium is the same whether you use an agent or not. MeetBrokers does not charge you either.
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