Where this data comes from. What we change. What we don't.

Every license on ffide originates from public PDFs published by the Insurance Commission on insurance.gov.ph. Imports happen as soon as a roster is published, and each license card links directly to its source PDF.

We capture only what the IC publishes, without modification: name, company affiliation, license type, agent type, expiration date, and the IC record number.

• Names are kept verbatim — only capitalization is normalized for legibility.
• License and company assignments are never altered.
• Expiry dates are updated only when a newer IC roster supersedes an older one.
• License history is append-only, with timestamps — records are never overwritten or deleted.

IC publication timing varies, so a record is exactly as current as the roster it came from. Three things let you judge that at a glance:

• The IC-Listed badge appears only when a professional has an active license on the latest roster.
• Each profile shows a “last verified” date — the source document date.
• Every license links to its source PDF so you can read the original.

1. 1Open the professional's profile and note the IC record number on the license.
2. 2Click the source PDF link to open the exact IC roster document.
3. 3Find the record number on the document — it's the same row we imported from.
4. 4Compare the name, company, license type, and expiry. What we show should match the IC's own page, field for field.

• You can ask any agent for their IC credentials before doing business.
• You can confirm an agent's standing directly with the Insurance Commission.
• The IC's public agent roster is available to everyone — ffide simply makes it searchable.
• You can file a complaint with the IC if an agent misrepresents their license or products.
• You are entitled to an Official Receipt for any premium payment.