How can I find a non-english speaking life insurance agent?

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Asked October 14, 2013

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To find a non-English speaking life insurance agent, you can start by conducting an online search for insurance agencies or agents in your area who specialize in serving non-English speaking communities. You can also check with national insurance companies that have multilingual services, such as State Farm or Allstate, to see if they have agents who speak your preferred language. Another option is to check with your local community or cultural center, as they may be able to provide recommendations for agents or agencies that serve your community. Additionally, many states have insurance departments that regulate insurance companies and agents, and they may have information about agents who specialize in serving non-English speaking clients. You can visit your state's insurance department website or contact them directly to ask for a list of agents who speak your preferred language. When contacting potential agents, be sure to ask about their experience working with clients who speak your language, as well as any relevant certifications or licenses they hold. It's also a good idea to ask for references from other clients in your community who have worked with the agent before. This can help you feel more confident in your choice and ensure that you have a positive experience working with your agent.

Answered October 14, 2013 by Anonymous

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