Texas licensing
Application steps, sponsor routes, renewals, and license-status questions.
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- How Long Does a Texas P&C License Application Take?TDI says it processes most agent and adjuster applications within one business day, but that is not a guarantee. Background screening, missing informa…
- Texas P&C Licensing for Military Members, Veterans, and SpousesTDI lists several licensing benefits for military members, veterans, and military spouses: application-fee relief for eligible applicants, possible re…
- Can You Get a Texas P&C License With a Criminal Record?A criminal record does not automatically decide every Texas P&C application. TDI reviews the facts and applicable law; some convictions may bar licens…
- Texas Insurance Agent License vs. Agency LicenseA Texas individual agent license authorizes a person to act within its lines of authority; an agency license authorizes the business entity. A license…
- Texas Insurance Agency DRLP: Role and RequirementsA Texas agency’s designated responsible licensed producer (DRLP) is the individual identified for the entity-license requirement. TDI’s resident P&C i…
- What to Do After Passing the Texas P&C ExamAfter passing the resident Texas General Lines P&C exam, complete the fingerprint background-check process required for your situation and submit the …
- Does Texas Require a Prelicensing Course for a P&C Agent?TDI's standard resident General Lines—Property and Casualty application instructions do not list a prelicensing education course as a prerequisite; th…
- Sircon vs. NIPR for a Texas P&C License ApplicationTDI currently lists Sircon and NIPR as application channels for the standard Texas resident P&C license. Choose the route TDI lists for your transacti…
- How to Check Your Texas P&C License StatusUse Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) licensing services to verify an agent’s active status and lines of authority. An exam result, application rece…
- Texas Surplus Lines Agent LicenseA Texas surplus lines agent license is a separate authority for placing eligible coverage with an eligible nonadmitted insurer when the placement sati…