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Texas Personal Lines License Application Deadline After the ExamFor the ordinary Texas resident Personal Lines P&C route, complete the required fingerprint step and submit the license application within one year af…
Windstorm Insurance and TWIAWindstorm insurance covers specified wind and hail damage. Many Texas homeowners have it in their homeowners policy, but coastal insurers may exclude …
Texas FAIR Plan Eligibility After Carrier DeclinationsThe Texas FAIR Plan is a residual-market option for eligible owners and renters who cannot obtain qualifying property insurance in the regular market.…
Texas Personal Lines Temporary LicenseTexas offers a one-time temporary Personal Lines property and casualty license for a qualified applicant sponsored by an insurer or agent. The sponsor…
Texas FAIR Plan Coverage Limits and ExclusionsTexas FAIR Plan coverage depends on the policy type issued. TDI’s current overview lists HO-A, TDP-1, condominium, and tenant forms, with maximum limi…
Texas Personal Lines Nonresident LicenseA producer who lives outside Texas can generally apply for a Texas nonresident Personal Lines P&C license if the producer holds an active comparable l…
Moving to Texas With a Personal Lines LicenseIf you move to Texas while holding a Texas nonresident Personal Lines license, TDI says to apply for a residency change using Form FIN594. TDI’s form …
NFIP Waiting Period and Coverage StartA new NFIP policy generally becomes effective after a 30-day waiting period measured under program rules from application and premium payment. Current…
NFIP Building Coverage vs. Contents CoverageNFIP building coverage insures defined parts of the structure and permanently installed property; contents coverage insures eligible movable belonging…
Texas Personal Lines License Exam ExemptionsTDI lists three situations in which a Texas Personal Lines P&C applicant does not need to take the exam: a qualifying prior Texas license expired more…