28 Tex. Admin. Code § 1.806 - Agent's License
(a) Notice to
applicant. Within 40 days from receipt of an application for an agent's
license, the agency shall determine an application to be complete or deficient
for purposes of submission for review and shall issue written notice to the
applicant regarding the status of the application.
(1) Complete application.
(A) The written notice for a complete
application shall state that the application is complete and accepted for
filing for review as of the date of its receipt and shall include the
information contained in subsections (b) and (c)(2) of this section, unless
such information has previously been furnished to the applicant.
(B) For purposes of this section, an
application is complete upon agency determination that it is in compliance with
the content and form prescribed for submission for review by the
agency.
(2) Deficient
application.
(A) The written notice for a
deficient application shall state that the application is not complete, set out
the specific additional information that is required for completion, and
include the information contained in subsection (c) (1) of this section. After
one written notice of deficiency has been issued, another is not required for
an application resubmitted in whole or in part with deficiencies.
(B) In addition to notice issued under
subparagraph (A) of this paragraph, the agency may notify the applicant, in any
manner, of deficiencies in the application.
(b) Processing of application.
(1) No examination required. Within 40 days
after receipt of a complete application for which no examination is required,
the agency shall grant the license or give notice of denial to the
applicant.
(2) Examination
required.
(A) Within 40 days after the filing
of an applicant's passing examination score, the agency shall grant the license
or give notice of denial to the applicant, except as provided in paragraph (3)
of this subsection.
(B) An
examination score is filed with the agency at the time the examination is
completed by the applicant or is received by the agency from an independent
grading service, whichever is later.
(3) HMO agent's license. Pursuant to § 11.404
of this title (relating to Application for License Prior to Certificate of
Authority), an applicant for an HMO agent's license shall not be issued a
license until after a certificate of authority has been granted to the
applicant's appointing HMO.
(c) Application disapproved.
(1) An application which is not complete
within 180 days of the date of its receipt may be disapproved.
(2) An application for which an examination
is required may be disapproved if a passing examination score is not on file
with the agency within 180 days from receipt of the application.
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