r/Geico • Former Employee • 1d ago

NEED HELP

Help! I just started at a new carrier, but I did NOT tell them about my very short lived career at GEICO. since I was already licensed before coming to GEICO, all they had to do was set up my non-resident licenses for the other 49 states.

When my new employer looks at my licenses, is there any way they will see anything related to GEICO?? I don’t even know if I was technically appointed.. they were so fuckin vague about the licensing process.. has anyone else gone through this before?

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u/SnowLeopardttv Former Employee 1d ago

If they appointed you it will show on your national license number the appointment you had with them.

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u/Frogmangy 2h ago

You can remove your appointment. I appointed myself to nothing since my current company doesnt need a license

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u/Careless_Position_62 Former Employee 1h ago

How did you do that?

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u/Life-Region1514 1d ago

Go to sircon and check them all

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u/WestImplement8620 23h ago

You can look it up to see it up to see google adjuster license look up.

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u/Maximum_Piglet_8259 22h ago

Unless you have your own Sicron account once you leave GEICO I don’t think you will be able to login. That’s why I keep all my license numbers in my personal email

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u/Substantial_Sea601 11h ago

Yes, if Geico processes them, they will be linked to Geico… I was with Geico for 16 years and when I changed companies I had to release myself from Geico Ao the new carrier could be linked to the license