Reinsurance manager

You do not need to take an exam for a reinsurance manager license.

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.
- Begin the application process on TDI’s online initial application and fingerprint portal to receive your fingerprint service code and instructions.
- To learn more, read the fingerprinting requirements and instructions.

To apply, you must fill out three forms:
1. Application for Reinsurance Intermediary License (Form FIN510).
2. Reinsurance Intermediary Biographical Affidavit (Form FIN511).
3. Agent for Service of Process (Form FIN512).
Before you can apply for a reinsurance manager license, you must have more than 3 years of experience in insurance or reinsurance. You will need to give details about your experience on the Application for Reinsurance Intermediary License form (FIN510).
For contract review and approval, send a copy of the contract to FAFilings@tdi.texas.gov. You can find more information about contract requirements in Texas Insurance Code sections 4152.151 and 4152.204
The application fee is $500.
Tips for successful application processing.

A non-resident license is not available for the reinsurance intermediary manager license.

A temporary license is not offered for a reinsurance manager license.

An emergency license is not offered for a reinsurance manager license.

A provisional permit is not offered for a reinsurance manager license.

Laws about the reinsurance manager license can be found in the Texas Insurance Code, section 4152.001.

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