A producer who is licensed in Louisiana but resides in another state is referred to as what?

A producer who is licensed in Louisiana but resides in another state is classified as a nonresident producer. This designation applies to individuals who hold a valid insurance license in a state where they do not live. Nonresident producers are typically required to meet specific regulatory requirements to conduct insurance business in the state where they are licensed while adhering to the laws and regulations of their home state.

Resident producers, in contrast, are those who live and work in the state where they hold their licensing. Visiting producers or temporary producers do not represent a formally recognized category in the context of insurance licensing. Therefore, the term nonresident producer accurately captures the situation of a licensed individual operating in a state different from their primary residence.