Questions? Call Us: 800-979-6440 Property Owners Agents About Us Agent Policyholder Claims Policyholder ePayments Login Getting Started Filing a Claim Pay Your Bill Contact Us File a Claim Call 800-979-6440 File Online Contact Your Agent LEARN MORE Pay Your Bill Use our new online system to pay your bill. PAY NOW Apply for Coverage and Maintain Eligibility STEP 1 Contact Your Agent FIND AN AGENT STEP 2 Maintain Eligibility CHECK REQUIREMENTS STEP 3 File a Claim START CLAIMS PROCESS To be eligible for TFPA coverage, a property must meet certain requirements established by the Texas Legislature. These include property type (residential dwellings, townhouse units, etc.), denial of coverage from at least two insurance companies actively writing residential property coverage in Texas, adherence to underwriting guidelines of ownership, condition, occupancy, and more. TFPA does not sell policies directly to consumers. To obtain coverage, you will need to work with a Texas-licensed insurance agent who is registered with us (find one here). CLAIMS CENTER DISPUTE A CLAIM FIND AN AGENT PAY YOUR BILL TEXAS INSURANCE CODE CH. 2211 TFPA PLAN OF OPERATION PUBLIC INFORMATION ACT PRIVACY POLICY POLICY FORMS AND ENDORSEMENTS CONTACT US CAREERS ANNOUNCEMENTS CLAIMS FEEDBACK

Agent Policyholder Claims Policyholder ePayments What is TFPA? Working at TFPA Governing Committee Funding Coverage and Eligibility Financials & Reports The FAIR Plan was activated for the entire state of Texas in December 2002 to address insurance availability problems resulting from the mold crisis, during which significant mold and water damage claims were filed in Texas and companies significantly reduced their writing of new and renewal policies. WORKING AT TEXAS FAIR PLAN Texas FAIR Plan Association, at the direction of its Governing Committee, is managed by the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA). Working at TFPA means being part of a team that is qualified, innovative, passionate about its contributions, and acutely aware of its responsibility as a steward of the public trust. Being a member of the TFPA family means: Providing quality service to our policyholders Valuing the interests of our broad spectrum of stakeholders Ensuring the financial sustainability of the enterprise Operating efficiently in order to achieve the best use of policyholder funds Being a steward of the public trust and holding ourselves to a high standard of ethics Objectively measuring performance and being accountable for results To learn more about our culture and benefits, visit the Working at TWIA section of www.twia.org/about-us. OUR JOBS

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