Renewal Effective Dates Renewals are considered effective on the date the payment is deposited to the State Treasury. When the renewal is processed, you will receive a new license. If there is a problem with your renewal, we will notify you by mail. If there is a problem with the renewal and it is past your expiration date, your license will not be considered effective from the date of the letter until the problem is resolved. If you send your renewal and payment by some method that requires a received signature and date, we will use the signature date as the received date.
More information is on the renewal statement and coupon.
Various Articles of the Texas Insurance Code covering the licensing of agents, state that if a licensee files a complete renewal with correct fees on or before the date of expiration, the current license shall continue in force until a renewal license is issued or the renewal is refused and the licensee is notified. 21.14, Sec. 8, for examples. The Department is working on allowing license renewals over the Internet.