First Catholic Slovak Union life insurance customer service
Direct Life Advisors is an independent agency. We're not First Catholic Slovak Union of the United States of America and Canada, we are not affiliated with it, and we can't access your policy — but we can read it with you.
First Catholic Slovak Union policies are held by First Catholic Slovak Union of the United States of America and Canada, listed at Independence, Ohio in the record we checked.
Companies of this size issue through more than one legal entity, and the one that matters for your policy is the one printed on the contract rather than the brand on the envelope. If the name on your paperwork is not the one above, read it to us and we will tell you where it sits.
Source: state insurance department record, checked 2026-09-17.
We'll get you to the right department.
Five minutes, no charge — we'll tell you who to ask for, what to ask, and what the answers mean.
(888) 753-8706No cost to you. If you ever buy a policy through us, the insurance company pays us — you never do.
What the record says about First Catholic Slovak Union
First Catholic Slovak Union is listed as a fraternal benefit carrier. The legal entity in the record is First Catholic Slovak Union of the United States of America and Canada. The record places that entity in Independence, Ohio. The NAIC number shown is 56340. This row was checked on 2026-09-17; the contract in your hand controls if any detail differs.
Questions for the current policy record
Use the service number printed on the policy or statement. Give the service team the exact legal name and policy number before discussing a beneficiary or payment.
- Is the policy in force today?
- Who is the beneficiary on file?
- Can the premium change under this contract?
- Is a loan reducing the cash value?
- What address handles a claim?
Write down the date and the person's name before you hang up. (888) 753-8706
What First Catholic Slovak Union writes
Fraternal benefit society writing whole and term life, final expense, wealth transfer plans and annuities including IRA/Roth and education savings. From the company's own website, checked 2026-09-17.
If that does not describe the policy in your hand, there are two ordinary explanations: it was issued by a sister company inside the same group, or it was written by an unrelated company whose policies First Catholic Slovak Union of the United States of America and Canada later took over. The service line can tell you which — ask them to read the issuing company off the policy record.
If you cannot match the policy number, use the lost-policy steps. For the questions to ask, see the insurer checklist.
Talk to someone independent
Direct Life Advisors is an independent agency with 52 carrier relationships. A licensed agent will read your policy with you at no charge to you. We're paid a commission by the insurance company only if you later buy through us — never by you.