Texas § 4051.054 DECEASED, DISABLED, OR INSOLVENT AGENTS; EMERGENCY LICENSE.

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§ 4051.054 — DECEASED, DISABLED, OR INSOLVENT AGENTS; EMERGENCY LICENSE.

Texas § 4051.054

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 4051.054 (2026).

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Sec. 4051.054. DECEASED, DISABLED, OR INSOLVENT AGENTS; EMERGENCY LICENSE.

(a)If a property and casualty agent dies, becomes disabled, or is found to be insolvent and unable to pay for premiums as they become due to an insurer, the department may issue, without examination, to an applicant for a property and casualty agent license an emergency license on receipt of proof satisfactory to the department that the emergency license is necessary to preserve the agency assets of the deceased, disabled, or insolvent agent.

(b)An emergency license is valid for 90 days in any 12 consecutive months and may be renewed by the department for an additional 90 days during the 12-month period if the other requirements of Subtitle A are satisfied. SUBCHAPTER C. LIMITED PROPERTY AND CASUALTY LICENSE

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Sec. 4051.054. DECEASED, DISABLED, OR INSOLVENT AGENTS; EMERGENCY LICENSE. (a) If a property and casualty agent dies, becomes disabled, or is found to be insolvent and unable to pay for premiums as they become due to an insurer, the department may issue, without examination, to an applicant for a property and casualty agent license an emergency license on receipt of proof satisfactory to the department that the emergency license is necessary to preserve the agency assets of the deceased, disabled, or insolvent agent.
(b) An emergency license is valid for 90 days in any 12 consecutive months and may be renewed by the department for an additional 90 days during the 12-month period if the other requirements of Subtitle A are satisfied.
SUBCHAPTER C. LIMITED PROPERTY AND CASUALTY LICENSE