What must a non-resident producer submit along with their licensure request?

A non-resident producer must submit proof of good standing in their home state along with their licensure request to operate in New Jersey. This requirement ensures that the applicant is legally authorized and recognized as a competent insurance producer in their home state, which reflects their adherence to local regulations and standards. Good standing typically indicates that the individual holds a valid license, has no outstanding disciplinary actions, and complies with all necessary continuing education requirements, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the insurance profession across state lines.

The focus on good standing helps maintain regulatory uniformity and protects consumers, ensuring that those who want to provide insurance services in New Jersey are properly vetted based on the standards of their home state.