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Notifying the Department of Certain Information An individual licensed as an agent must notify the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) on a monthly basis of any of the following: A change of the mailing address; A felony conviction; or.

Renewal Period: Ninety (90) days prior to expiration date up to expiration date. Late Renewal Period: Up to eighty-nine (89) days after expiration date. Reinstatement Period: Begins ninety-one (91) days after expiration date.

NIPR electronic filing: Email TDI-NIPRAttachments@tdi.texas.gov and attach your document. Put your name and application ID in the subject line. Sircon: Select the “Check license application status” tab and enter your information.

You can email License@tdi.texas.gov or call 512-676-6500.

There is no continuing education “grace period.” Once the expiration date has passed, a violation exists. You must complete all required CE hours and pay any fines or fees before you can renew your license. The fine for not doing the required continuing education is $50 per deficient hour and up to $500.00.

The Texas Insurance Code is the part of Texas state law that governs the way that insurance companies can operate in the state.

NIPR electronic filing: Email TDI-NIPRAttachments@tdi.texas.gov and attach your document. Put your name and application ID in the subject line. Sircon: Select the “Check license application status” tab and enter your information.

To keep your license in good standing, you must take 24 hours of continuing education every two years. Three hours must be in ethics / consumer protection (if your license expired on or before August 31, 2022, you need only two hours of ethics). ... At least 12 hours must be “classroom” or “classroom equivalent” courses.

In Texas, insurance licenses expire every two years. The expiration will be on your date of birth, biennially, based on the anniversary of your original license year. This means that if you were licensed in an even-numbered year, your license will expire on your birthday in the next even-numbered year.