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  1. BrokerCheck tells you instantly whether a person or firm is registered, as required by law, to sell securities (stocks, bonds, mutual funds and more), offer investment advice or both. BrokerCheck gives you a snapshot of a broker's employment history, regulatory actions, and investment-related licensing information, arbitrations and complaints.

  2. There you can find out if your investment professional and his/her firm is licensed with the SEC, with a state(s), and/or with FINRA (the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority). You can also learn about any disciplinary history the investment professional or his/her firm may have.

  3. www.finra.org › investing › working-with-investment-professionalAbout BrokerCheck - FINRA.org

    A BrokerCheck report for an investment professional who is currently registered with FINRA or a national securities exchange, or who has been registered within the last 10 years, contains: A summary section that provides a brief overview of the investment professional and credentials.

  4. BrokerCheck Search Help. You may search BrokerCheck for an individual or firm by name, CRD/SEC number, employing firm (individual searches only) or zip code.

  5. www.investor.gov › working-investment-professional › using-brokercheckUsing BrokerCheck - Investor.gov

    For individual brokers, BrokerCheck will tell you: Where the broker works currently. The broker’s employment history for the past 10 years, in and outside the brokerage industry. What licenses the broker holds and where the broker is registered. The qualification exams the broker has passed.

  6. Individuals who are or have been registered as a broker or investment adviser representative can now access their registration and licensing information via the Financial Professional Gateway (FinPro).

  7. www.investor.gov › getting-started › researching-investmentsAsk and Check - Investor.gov

    You can find registration status, background information (such as the firm’s business practices, fees, conflicts of interest, and disciplinary history, and an individual’s qualifications and employment history).

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