At the Delaware Insurance Commissioner's Office, we make it as easy as possible to get answers to your problems - fast. For additional services, help and publications offered by the Consumer Services division, click here.
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There are several convenient ways for you to contact our Consumer
Services division for assistance.
Fill out a complaint form online here
Call 1-800-282-8611 toll-free in Delaware or (302)
674-7310
Stop in to see us - click here
for directions
Email us at consumer@state.de.us
Download a complaint form here,
complete it by hand and send it in by fax to (302) 739-6278
or by mail to 841 Silver Lake Blvd., Dover, DE 19904
Any request for assistance should contain:
Your name, complete address and daytime phone number
Full name of the insurance company and the name and address
of the agent or broker if appropriate
A short description of the problem.
Copies of any documents (you should keep your originals)
related to your problem, such as the declaration page of
your policy or certificate, canceled checks, letters or
correspondence. If you cannot get copies of documents made
and you must send us the original documents, it is suggested
that you send them certified mail. All original documents
will be returned to you as soon as possible.
The more complete the information sent us, the quicker we can
identify the issues and begin our review. Your request will
be handled as quickly as possible. One of our highly trained
Consumer Services Investigators will contact you shortly after
your inquiry is received usually within 24 hours. The time
it takes to investigate and resolve a complaint can vary greatly,
depending on the complexity of the matter.
Types of problems that the Insurance Commissioner's Office
can address:
Improper cancellation or termination of an insurance policy
Misrepresentation by an agent or broker
Illegal cancellation or termination of an insurance policy
Theft of premiums paid to an agent or broker
Problems concerning insurance premiums or rates
There are some types of problems that, by law, the Insurance
Commissioner's Office does not have authority to address, including
workers compensation claims.
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