Texas Statutes and Rules Common to Life and Health Insurance
If an applicant for a Texas agent license is denied a license by the Commissioner without a prior hearing under TIC § 4005.103, within how many days must the applicant request a hearing to contest the denial?
Answer and explanation
Answer: D. TIC § 4005.103 gives an applicant 30 days to demand a hearing contesting license denial.Source: Texas Insurance Code Chapter 4005 — § 4005.103, Hearing Demand on Denial
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