What type of license does an individual need to sell insurance in Utah if they already have a producer license in another state?

To sell insurance in Utah, an individual who already holds a producer license from another state would require a Non-Resident Producer License. This type of license allows licensed producers from other states to operate in Utah without needing to complete the entire licensing process again.

The idea behind the Non-Resident Producer License is to streamline the process for agents who are already compliant with insurance regulations in their home state. By obtaining this license, producers can sell insurance products in Utah while adhering to its specific rules and requirements, allowing for mobility and flexibility in the insurance marketplace.

The other options do not apply to a licensed producer from another state looking to operate in Utah. A Resident Producer License is intended for individuals who reside in Utah and are seeking to sell insurance there. A Temporary Producer License is typically for individuals who do not have a producer license but may work temporarily while they complete the licensing process. A Limited Purpose Producer License allows individuals to sell specific types of insurance, which isn't relevant in the scenario of a producer from another state seeking to operate broadly in Utah.