Insurer quality profile · NAIC 57487
CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS
Is CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS reputable?
Based on Texas DOI complaint data for 2025, CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS shows 0.00 confirmed complaints per 1,000 Texas policies in force — zero confirmed complaints in this data. This is a Texas-only complaint rate, not a national verdict.
This page informs — it does not rank or recommend. Verify the license at your state Department of Insurance before purchasing.
What the complaint rate means
The complaints-per-1,000-policies figure shows how many confirmed complaints CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS received for every 1,000 Texas policies in force in 2025. It is computed by dividing the confirmed complaint count by the policies-in-force count and multiplying by 1,000. Only carriers with at least 1,000 policies in force are shown this figure, to exclude small-book noise.
CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS's rate is 0.000 per 1,000 policies (across Accident and Health, Life and Annuity) — zero confirmed complaints in this data.
This is not a verdict. A higher rate can reflect product mix, policyholder demographics, or the lines the carrier writes — not only claims handling quality. It reflects TX-filed complaints only. Use it as one data point alongside your state DOI and the NAIC Consumer Insurance Search.
Lines covered in this complaint data: Accident and Health, Life and Annuity.
Treasury C570 Surety Certification
CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS is NOT listed on the U.S. Treasury Circular 570 as a certified surety company. Surety certification applies only to federal bonds — it says nothing about this carrier's quality for health, auto, homeowners, or other lines. Verify at fiscal.treasury.gov.
Frequently asked questions
How many complaints does CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS have?
In 2025, the Texas DOI complaint data records 0 confirmed complaints for CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS (NAIC 57487) across Accident and Health, Life and Annuity. Based on 2,625 Texas policies in force, the complaint rate is 0.000 confirmed complaints per 1,000 policies. This reflects Texas-filed complaints only and is not a national figure.
What does a complaint rate of 0.00 per 1,000 policies mean for CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS?
A rate of 0.000 means that in 2025, CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS received 0.000 confirmed complaints for every 1,000 Texas policies in force. Lower is generally better, but this figure reflects Texas-filed complaints only. Product mix, the types of policies sold, and how customers file complaints all affect this number. It is a data point — not a verdict or a ranking.
Is CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS Treasury C570 certified for surety bonds?
No. CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS (NAIC 57487) is NOT listed on the U.S. Treasury Circular 570. Surety certification applies only to federal contract bonds — most personal-lines carriers are not on this list.
How do I verify CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS's license or file a complaint?
To verify a carrier's license, contact your state Department of Insurance — each state has its own licensing database. For complaints, file with your state DOI (not with Coverage Atlas). You can also look up CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS (NAIC 57487) directly at the NAIC Consumer Insurance Search (https://eapps.naic.org/cis/).
What to do next
- Verify the license: before purchasing from any carrier, confirm it is licensed in your state at your state Department of Insurance website.
- File a complaint: if you have an unresolved issue with this carrier, file a complaint with your state DOI — not with Coverage Atlas. State DOIs are the legal authority.
- Look up complaint data yourself: the NAIC Consumer Insurance Search lets you look up any licensed carrier by NAIC code (57487).
- Texas policyholders: complaint data sourced from the Texas Department of Insurance.
RECORDED — complaint counts, policies in force, surety certification, and CA direct premium written are reported figures from named authorities (Texas DOI / NAIC, Treasury C570). DERIVED — the complaints-per-1,000-policies rate are Atlas Commons computations over those reported figures — not published by the source authority.
This profile informs and compares — it does not rank, certify, or advise. To verify a carrier's license or file a complaint, contact your state Department of Insurance. Data generated June 24, 2026.
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