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Update contact information

• You must notify us immediately of changes to your contact information, legal name, or business name or address. Texas Insurance Code Section 4001.252.
• To update your information, go to our webpage: “Do you need to change a name or address?”

Print license

You can print your license by going to the Sircon website. Don’t remember your license number? Use Sircon’s Customer Inquiry tool to find it.

License renewal

You must complete these two steps before we will renew your license:

1. Be fully compliant with Continuing Education (CE) requirements for your license.

   • Complete your CE hours.
   • Pay any CE fines you have. We will fine you $50 for each hour you don’t complete before midnight Central Time (CT) on your expiration date, no exceptions.
   • Paying fines doesn’t relieve you of any CE requirements. You need to pay fines in addition to completing your CE hours.
   • Find out about exemptions, extensions, ethics requirements, fines, requirements for non-residents, and more in the Continuing education credits section.

2. Pay the renewal fee.

   • The renewal fee is $50. We will add a $25 late fee if you don’t pay before midnight CT on your expiration date.
   • We’ll send your renewal invoice to your email address. Make sure we have your correct email address. Check on our webpage: Do you need to change a name or address?
   • Learn how to pay your renewal fees and more on our webpage How to renew, reinstate, or reactivate your license.

Continuing education credits

To keep your license in good standing, you must take 24 hours of CE every two years. You can take CE courses at any time during each two-year term, but you must complete them before midnight CT on your license expiration date to avoid fines and delays in your license renewal.

CE Hours

• To ensure there is no delay, complete CE hours at least 30 days before your license expires. This will allow time for the CE providers to report the successful completion of the course to us.
• At least 12 hours must be “classroom” or “classroom equivalent” courses.
• Three hours must be in ethics. If your license expired on August 31, 2022 or before, you need only two hours of ethics.
• To see how many hours you’ve taken, go the Sircon website and click on “Continuing Education Transcript Inquiry.”
• To find approved courses, go to the Sircon website and click on “Approved Courses Inquiry.”

CE Fines

• Fines of $50 will apply automatically for every hour you don’t complete before midnight CT on your expiration date, no exceptions.
• If your license expired after June 1, 2018, there is a maximum fine of $500 per license type. There is no cap on fines for terms that expired before this date.
• If you do have fines, you must pay these in addition to completing your CE hours before you can become CE compliant.

• CE fines can be paid online through Sircon’s website with a free account.

• Paid CE fines are non-refundable, no exceptions. An exemption or extension granted after fines have been paid will not be reason for a refund.

CE Exceptions

• Non-residents: In most cases, you don’t need to take CE courses through the state of Texas. To find out, go to the Sircon website and click on “Continuing Education Transcript Inquiry” to view your transcript.
  • You must follow your home state’s rules.
  • If your state doesn’t require CE, you must follow Texas rules.
  • If you have a Texas designated home state (DHS) license, you must follow Texas rules.
• Extensions: To ask for an extension of time to complete your hours, click on “Services” under Education Services on the Sircon website. You must submit your request at least two weeks before your license expires.
• 20-year exemptions: You may not need to complete CE if you have been continuously licensed in Texas for at least 20 years without interruption. To apply, go to Sircon and click on "Request CE Exemption." You must do this two weeks before your license expires.

More information

• What you should know about continuing ed
• TDI continuing education FAQ
• Rules for continuing education courses and credits

Cancel license

To cancel your license, complete the Voluntary Surrender form and send it to CE@tdi.texas.gov.

Letter of certification

You can ask for a letter of certification (proof you have a license in Texas) by going to Sircon. You will need to pay $11, plus any additional fees Sircon might charge.