A producer selling insurance in Pennsylvania but residing in another state is referred to as what?

A producer selling insurance in Pennsylvania but residing in another state is referred to as a nonresident producer. This term specifically identifies individuals or entities that hold a valid license to sell insurance in a state where they do not reside. Nonresident producers typically must meet the regulatory requirements of both the state in which they are selling insurance and their home state, which may include obtaining the necessary licenses and adhering to specific rules governing insurance sales.

In contrast, a resident producer is one who resides in and is licensed by the state in which they operate. The terms "international producer" and "interstate producer" are not typically used in this context and do not accurately describe the relationship of a producer working across state lines with respect to insurance sales. Understanding these distinctions is key for compliance with state laws concerning insurance production.