Texas Statutes and Rules Common to Life and Health Insurance
An individual holds an active home-state life-agent license in good standing with the required authority. Which Texas license should the individual apply for to act as a life agent in Texas while remaining a resident of the home state?
Answer and explanation
Answer: C. TDI’s life-agent application guidance requires an active home-state license in good standing with the same or greater authority to apply for a Texas nonresident license. A home-state license alone does not automatically grant Texas authority.Source: Texas Department of Insurance — Non-resident license
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