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Texas insurance complaint and appeal help

Texas Department of Insurance. Use this page to find where to file an insurance complaint in Texas.

External review

Insurers in this state use the federal external review process (HHS-administered or private accredited reviewers). Your final denial notice tells you which.

TDI says it cannot make a company pay a claim unless the failure to pay violates a law or the policy, and cannot settle disputes about the facts. (Source: Texas DOI: How to get help with a homeowners or renters insurance complaint)

Before you file

  1. Appeal to the insurer first and keep copies; a complaint does not stop appeal or lawsuit deadlines.
  2. Check whether your plan is state-regulated: self-funded employer plans are usually outside state jurisdiction.
  3. Use the complaint summary letter to organize your answers, then use the department's own form.

This page is not an endorsement of any department or insurer. Phone numbers and web addresses change; check the department's page.

Sources

Page last reviewed October 17, 2026. Rules change; confirm with your notice, plan documents or the agency pages above.