What is a company chartered outside Indiana but still within the United States known as?

A company that is chartered outside of Indiana but still within the United States is referred to as a foreign company. This terminology arises from the regulatory perspective where each state has its own designation for insurance providers based on where they are incorporated or chartered. Domestic companies are those that are chartered within the same state they operate in, while alien companies are those chartered outside of the United States entirely, regardless of whether they operate in Indiana or not. The term international company generally refers to operations that cross national borders rather than being confined by state lines. Thus, the classification as a foreign company accurately reflects the company's status as being established in a different state while conducting business in Indiana.