Upon moving to Indiana, a producer holding a valid license from another state is exempt from pre-licensing requirements if they apply within what time frame?

When a producer who holds a valid insurance license from another state moves to Indiana, they are given the flexibility to operate without having to complete the pre-licensing requirements of Indiana, provided they apply for their Indiana license within a specific time frame. This time frame is 90 days.

This 90-day exemption is designed to allow producers to transition smoothly into the state’s insurance market, giving them enough time to complete any necessary administrative steps without undergoing the full pre-licensing process that new applicants must typically follow. By allowing for this period, Indiana encourages licensed professionals from other states to bring their expertise into the local market, thereby fostering competition and enhancing the availability of insurance services for consumers.

If the application is not submitted within this window, the producer will then need to comply with the state's full pre-licensing education and examination requirements.