An individual may become licensed as a nonresident producer without passing a written examination by?

An individual may become licensed as a nonresident producer without passing a written examination through a reciprocal arrangement with the state of domicile. This means that if a producer is licensed in one state, and that state has a reciprocal agreement with another state, the producer may obtain a license in the second state without needing to take an additional exam. This system recognizes the qualifications and licensing standards of the original state and allows for a streamlined process for producers who wish to operate in multiple states.

The other choices do not provide a method for bypassing the examination requirement for nonresident licensing. Continuing education requirements are typically necessary for maintaining a license rather than for obtaining one in another state. Sponsorship by a resident producer is not a common requirement for nonresident licensing and does not eliminate the examination necessity. Completing an online training program might be beneficial for preparing for an exam, but it does not substitute for the requirement of passing the examination itself.