What is a producer who sells insurance in Arkansas but resides in another state called?

A producer who sells insurance in Arkansas but resides in another state is referred to as a non-resident producer. This classification is established in insurance regulations to differentiate between producers who are licensed in the state where they conduct business (resident producers) and those who are licensed in another state but operate in Arkansas.

Non-resident producers are required to obtain a non-resident license in Arkansas, allowing them to legally sell insurance products in the state while maintaining their residency in a different location. This ensures that any insurance professional operating in Arkansas is subject to the state's regulatory framework, which protects consumers and establishes standards for practices within the insurance industry.

While terms like 'interstate producer' and 'out-of-state broker' might sound relevant, they are not the accepted legal terminology used in Arkansas insurance law. The designation 'resident producer' specifically refers to those who both reside and are licensed in the state where they conduct business, thereby emphasizing the distinction in residency and licensing status.