Look up a Texas pesticide/structural pest control applicator license through TDA
domain: texasagriculture.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Go to texasagriculture.gov > Regulatory Programs > Pesticides > Pesticide Applicator Licensing
For license status or verification, use the TDA Texas Agriculture Portal (TAP) at tap.texasagriculture.gov
Distinguish license types: Commercial, Noncommercial, and Private (agricultural) applicator licenses versus Structural Pest Control Service licenses, which are a separate statutory program
For structural licenses specifically, check the 'Structural Pest Control Reports: Current Licenses' section on texasagriculture.gov
For category/exam scheduling detail, cross-reference Texas A&M AgriLife's Pesticide Safety Education Program (www-aes.tamu.edu) and the TDA exam vendor site
Known gotchas
TDA regulates agricultural applicators and structural pest control under two distinct statutory programs with separate license types and rules - use the correct sub-portal
TDA has migrated licensing systems before (TAP portal); verify the current portal URL and contact channel (pesticides@TexasAgriculture.gov) are still live before relying on them
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