Please contact to request a copy of your license. The 15 hours of continuing education that a broker must complete during each two-year license period must include: Exemptions: A life settlement broker is not subject to the requirements if: Surrender by paper form: Fill out the Application for Renewal, Surrender, or Change of Information for Life Settlement Provider or Broker [Form FIN431]. 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.Manage your license
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You do not need to take an exam for a life settlement broker license.Exam
Fingerprint background check
- Most people who apply for a license must: [1] get a fingerprint background check from IdentoGO, and [2] send us a copy of the IdentoGO receipt showing that their fingerprints were sent to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
- Some people can ask for an exemption from getting a fingerprint background check. To learn more, see the Texas Administrative Code.
- You do not need to get a fingerprint background check if:
- You live in Texas and have: [1] an active license or registration with us, and [2] already submitted fingerprints.
- You don’t live in Texas, but you send one of the following with your application:
- Your criminal history record from your state’s law enforcement agency.
- Your current Certificate of Good Standing from your state.
- To schedule a fingerprint appointment, go to IdentoGO or call 888-467-2080. Use service code 11G6QF when making the appointment.
- To learn more, read the fingerprinting requirements and instructions.
Application: individual or agency
- If you want to apply for an individual license:
If you: [1] have been licensed as a life or health insurance agent for at least one year in your resident state, and [2] if you want to act as a sole proprietor:
Use the Life Insurance Agent Notification to Act as a Life Settlement Broker [Form FIN432] to apply.
If you: [1] don't already have a life or health insurance license, [2] have been licensed as a life or health insurance agent for less than a year, or [3] have been licensed for at least one year, but you do not want to act as a sole proprietor:
Use License Application for a Life Settlement Provider or Broker [Form FIN430] to apply.
- If you want to apply for an agency license:
- Apply online by using
Sircon. Review the following tutorials before starting the application process.
- Resident Entity Life Settlement broker/expectancy estimator application tutorial [PDF]
- Non-Resident Entity Life Settlement broker/expectancy estimator application tutorial [PDF]
- Documents that must be attached to your Life Settlement broker/expectancy estimator license application.
- Apply online by using
Sircon. Review the following tutorials before starting the application process.
- The application fee is $50.
- Tips for successful application processing.
Temporary license
A temporary license is not offered for a life settlement broker license.
Emergency license
An emergency license is not offered for a life settlement broker license.
Provisional permit
A provisional permit is not offered for a life settlement broker license.
Laws: Texas Insurance Code
Life Settlements are licensed under Texas Insurance Code [TIC] Chapter 1111A and regulations are found in 28 Texas Administrative Code [TAC] Chapter 3. Life Settlements can be both an insurance product and a securities product. This may subject them to the jurisdiction of the Texas Department of Insurance and the State Securities Board [SSB]. However, only the initial transaction, which is the sale of the policy from the initial policy owner to the provider [negotiated by the broker] is regulated by the Texas Department of Insurance.