Texas § 1811.052 USE OF APPROVED CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE FORMS.

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§ 1811.052 — USE OF APPROVED CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE FORMS.

Texas § 1811.052

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 1811.052 (2026).

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Sec. 1811.052. USE OF APPROVED CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE FORMS.

(a)An insurer or an agent may not issue a certificate of insurance unless the form of the certificate:

(1)has been filed with and approved by the department under Section 1811.101 ; or

(2)is a standard form deemed approved by the department under Section 1811.103 .

(b)A person may not execute, issue, or require the issuance of a certificate of insurance for risks located in this state, unless the certificate of insurance form has been filed with and approved by the department.

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Sec. 1811.052. USE OF APPROVED CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE FORMS. (a) An insurer or an agent may not issue a certificate of insurance unless the form of the certificate:
(1) has been filed with and approved by the department under Section 1811.101 ; or
(2) is a standard form deemed approved by the department under Section 1811.103 .
(b) A person may not execute, issue, or require the issuance of a certificate of insurance for risks located in this state, unless the certificate of insurance form has been filed with and approved by the department.