The Texas Certificate of Insurance Filing Transmittal Form is a document used to submit certificates of insurance to the Texas Department of Insurance. This form is used to provide proof of insurance for an individual or entity, and to ensure that the certificate of insurance meets the requirements of the Texas Insurance Code. There are two types of Texas Certificate of Insurance Filing Transmittal Form: one for personal policies and one for business policies. The personal policy form is used to provide proof of insurance coverage for an individual, while the business policy form is designed to provide proof of insurance coverage for a company or organization. Both forms require the Certificate Holder to provide information about the policy, including the policy number, policy type, effective date, expiration date, and the name of the insurance company. The form also requires the Certificate Holder to provide information about the insured, including their name, address, and contact information. Finally, the form requires the Certificate Holder to provide a signed statement that they have read and understood the requirements and agree to meet them.