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Texas All Lines Adjuster License - Application Process & Exam Guide

Everything you need to get your Texas All Lines Adjuster license: the official application process, what the exam actually tests, and exam prep built to match it.

Texas issues this as Adjuster: all lines.

Exam logistics

Exam
Adjuster - All Lines
Administered by
Pearson VUE
Scored questions
150
Time limit
150 minutes
Exam fee
$49
Passing score
Not published

How to get your Texas All Lines Adjuster license

  1. 1

    Pick your line of authority

    Most new TX producers start with General Lines Property & Casualty (this is the course we sell). Other options: General Lines Life Accident Health & HMO, Personal Lines P&C, Life Agent. Each line has its own exam.

  2. 2

    Schedule fingerprinting through IdentoGO

    TDI requires a fingerprint-based background check. Use IdentoGO with TDI service code 11G6QF.

    Cost: $40Time: 30 minutes; results to TDI in 3-5 business days
    Schedule fingerprinting →
  3. 3

    Study with our exam prep course

    TDI does NOT mandate state-approved pre-licensing education, but the exam itself is challenging — particularly the Texas-specific statutes section (~33% of all questions). Expect 3-4 weeks of part-time study to be ready.

    Cost: $49.99Time: 3-4 weeks part-time
    See the Texas exam prep course →
  4. 4

    Schedule your Pearson VUE exam

    Once you're scoring 70%+ on full-length practice exams, register at Pearson VUE for a Texas testing center near you. Most candidates can sit within 1-2 weeks of registering.

    Cost: $43Time: 1-2 weeks to first available slot
    Schedule at Pearson VUE →
  5. 5

    Pass the exam (70%)

    Texas General Lines P&C is 150 scored questions in 2.5 hours; you need 70% to pass. Pearson VUE sends your score to TDI automatically within 24 hours.

    Time: 2.5 hours at the testing center
  6. 6

    Apply for your license through Sircon

    After passing, file your TDI license application at Sircon (most common) or NIPR. The fee is $50 application + $10 fingerprint surcharge.

    Cost: $60Time: 1-3 business days for TDI to issue
    Apply at Sircon →
  7. 7

    Get appointed by an insurer

    A Texas producer license alone doesn't authorize you to sell — you need at least one carrier appointment. Most agencies handle this on day one of employment.

    Cost: Usually paid by employerTime: Same day as offer
Estimated total cost
$190-$200
Time to license
4-8 weeks part-time

What's actually on the exam

Section weights below are derived from Pearson VUE publication #124401, effective 2026-09-01 - not a national average. Our practice questions and final exam are sampled to the same proportions.

  • I. Texas Insurance Law Fundamentals2% (6 of 300)
  • II. Adjuster Licensing5% (15 of 300)
  • III. Adjuster Conduct & Ethics5% (15 of 300)
  • IV. Insurance Contract Fundamentals16% (48 of 300)
  • V. Claims Investigation Process10% (30 of 300)
  • VI. Property Insurance Concepts26% (78 of 300)
  • VII. Casualty Insurance Concepts10% (30 of 300)
  • VIII. Damages, Evaluation, and Settlement14% (42 of 300)
  • IX. Fraud Detection & Reporting1% (3 of 300)
  • X. Texas Statutes & Regulations Cross-Reference4% (12 of 300)
  • XI. Commercial Lines Adjusting (All Lines Overlay)4% (12 of 300)
  • XII. Workers' Compensation for All Lines Adjusters3% (9 of 300)

Source: Pearson VUE #124401 eff. 2026-09-01.

Frequently asked questions

How many questions are on the Texas All Lines Adjuster exam?

Texas administers the Adjuster - All Lines, 150 scored questions, a 150-minute time limit, administered by Pearson VUE. The exam fee is $49.

What score do I need to pass?

Texas does not publish a passing score for this examination, so treat the candidate handbook as the authority rather than any figure quoted elsewhere.

Does Texas require state-approved prelicensing education?

No. Texas does not mandate prelicensing education for the All Lines Adjuster license - passing the exam is what qualifies you. Exam prep alone is sufficient.

How much does it cost and how long does it take to get licensed in Texas?

Budget $190-$200 all-in (fingerprinting, exam fee, license application, and exam prep), and 4-8 weeks part-time from starting to study to holding your license, most of it spent studying at your own pace.

Is the practice exam built to the real Texas exam's format?

Yes. Our practice questions and final exam are weighted to match Pearson VUE #124401 eff. 2026-09-01, section by section - not a generic national blueprint with a state label on it.

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