How often must a license be renewed if a person has held it for 20 years?

In Texas, a license must be renewed every two years, regardless of how long the individual has held the license. This two-year renewal cycle is standard for most types of insurance licenses, including limited lines. Therefore, even if someone has held their license for an extended period, such as 20 years, they are still subject to the same renewal timeframe. This policy helps ensure that all licensed professionals remain up-to-date with changes in regulations, practices, and continuing education requirements. Regular renewal also promotes accountability and maintains the integrity of the licensing process in the insurance industry.