Prepare for your Texas Property and Casualty insurance license with TSI National. Our online self-study course and optional live online exam prep give you a structured way to study the concepts, practice and get ready for the state exam.
What is a Texas Property and Casualty license?
The Texas General Lines – Property and Casualty license lets agents sell coverage such as home, auto, commercial and liability insurance. It is a different license from Life and Health. If your goal is to work with personal or commercial property and liability coverage, start with TSI’s Texas P&C exam-prep options.
See the license types described by the Texas Department of Insurance.
Prepare for your Texas P&C exam with TSI
Choose the way you want to study. Both options include 70 days of online access, videos, study material, notes and practice tools.
Online self-study
$114.95
Build your study plan around your schedule. Work through recorded instruction, notes and practice tools before exam day.
Start Texas P&C self-studySelf-study + live online exam prep
$174.95
Add a scheduled two-day instructor-led online review to your self-study course. Choose an available class date on the course page.
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For a Texas resident individual, the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) directs applicants to pass the licensing exam, complete the fingerprint process, and then apply for the license. TSI helps you prepare for the exam; the state exam and license application are separate steps.
Texas General Lines Property and Casualty license steps
- Prepare for and pass the exam. Review the current Texas insurance candidate handbook and examination outline before scheduling through Pearson VUE.
- Begin the fingerprint process. Start with TDI’s initial application and fingerprint portal so TDI can provide the required service code and instructions.
- Apply after you pass. TDI directs resident applicants to apply through Sircon or the National Insurance Producer Registry. Apply within one year of passing the exam or the exam must be retaken. TDI lists a $50 resident individual application fee.
Confirm the current General Lines – Property and Casualty steps with TDI. Licensing rules and vendor fees can change; TDI and its linked application providers control the official requirements.
Resident and nonresident applications are different
The exam, fingerprint, and application sequence above is for a Texas resident individual applicant. TDI provides a separate nonresident route for applicants who hold an active General Lines – Property and Casualty license in good standing in their home state. Use the TDI page above to select the correct application path.
Fingerprint and background-check step
Most first-time applicants must complete a fingerprint background check. Begin with TDI’s initial application and fingerprint process before scheduling fingerprint service. TDI lists limited exemptions for applicants who already have qualifying fingerprints or an active home-state license.
After you pass the exam
Submit the license application only after passing the exam, complete any required fingerprint documentation, and monitor the application through the provider selected on TDI’s site. TDI states that applying before passing can require a new application and another fee.
Continuing education comes after licensing
Continuing education is a separate post-license requirement. If you already hold a Texas license and need renewal education, use the Texas CE options shown below rather than an exam-prep course.
Looking for P&C licensing in another state?
Use our national Property & Casualty license guide to understand the process and find the course for your resident state.
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