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28 TAC § 7.1603. Certificate of Authority Required

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Texas Administrative Code › Title 28 INSURANCE › Part 1 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE › Chapter 7 CORPORATE AND FINANCIAL REGULATION › 28 TAC § 7.1603

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(a) Unless a person meets an exemption under Insurance Code §§4151.002, concerning Exemptions, 4151.004, concerning Applicability to Certain Insurers and Health Maintenance Organizations, or 4151.0021, concerning Applicability to Certain Processing Agents, a person acting as or holding themselves out as an administrator must hold a certificate of authority under Insurance Code Chapter 4151, concerning Third-Party Administrators.

(b) An administrator contractor and an administrator subcontractor must hold a certificate of authority under Insurance Code Chapter 4151.

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