Texasfin519 2025

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The document is a CE Automatic Fine Payment Voucher from the Texas Department of Insurance, outlining the process for licensees to pay fines for continuing education noncompliance. It details how to calculate the fine based on hours deficient, provides mailing instructions, and explains how to address transcript errors or request extensions or waivers for CE requirements.

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Texasfin519 2025

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