How we make and check the content
Reviewed:
Every PolicyPass question and card is written from an exact passage of an official source: the Texas Insurance Code, Title 28 of the Texas Administrative Code, TDI publications, or federal law and agencies. Each one shows that passage, a link to it, the date it took effect and the date we last checked it.
Who is behind PolicyPass
PolicyPass is an independent study app for the Texas insurance agent exams, made by PolicyPass. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI), Pearson VUE, or any government entity. Contact: support@policypass.app.
What the content follows
The topics follow the Pearson VUE content outlines in effect since September 1, 2026, in English and Spanish. The current content packs (version 2026.11.12-1) have 684 questions and 439 cards for Life, Accident and Health and 369 questions and 246 cards for Life Agent, in both languages.
The questions and cards in PolicyPass quote these sources:
- Texas Department of Insurance publications
- United States Code
- Texas Insurance Code
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (Investor.gov)
- NAIC Life Insurance Buyer’s Guide
- Texas Administrative Code, Title 28 (Insurance)
- Texas Estates Code
- Code of Federal Regulations
- IRS publications
- Social Security Administration publications
- HealthCare.gov glossary
- U.S. Department of Labor publications
- Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services publications
- Texas Labor Code
How a question is made
- We collect the official text for each topic of the outline and keep a dated copy of it.
- A question, its explanation and an explanation for each wrong option are drafted with AI, starting from one exact passage of that text.
- A script checks that the quote appears word for word in the official text, under the section it cites.
- An independent AI reviewer, run separately from the one that drafted the item, first answers the question blind and then checks it against the full section: the right answer must follow from the quote, and each wrong option must be clearly wrong. Texas law items need two independent reviewers to pass. An item that fails is rewritten once; if it fails again, it is dropped.
- The Spanish version is checked the same way, using the official Spanish terms from the Spanish outline.
- Each item keeps the quote, the link, the effective date of the law and the date it was verified.
No human expert reviews the items. We say so plainly because you should know how the content is made. The safeguard is that every answer carries its source, so you can check it yourself in seconds.
When something is wrong
Laws change and mistakes happen. In the app, every question has a report button. Reports reach us, and corrected content is sent to the app without waiting for a store update. When a law changes, the item’s “in effect since” date changes with it.
What PolicyPass is not
- Not legal advice.
- Not a TDI-approved pre-licensing course, and it does not grant education hours.
- Not a copy of real exam questions: Pearson VUE does not publish them, and we do not use them.
- No promise that you will pass, and no estimate of your chance of passing.
Figures on this website
Exam figures come from Pearson VUE and TDI, with the date we read them. We reviewed the guides on November 12, 2026. We do not publish ratings, reviews or pass results of our own users, because we do not have verified data for them.
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