David has operated as a resident insurance producer in State X for five years. On April 15, he permanently relocates to State Y, where he already holds an active non-resident producer license. David intends to transition his license status to become a resident producer in State Y. Under standard National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) regulations, how many days does David have to apply for a resident producer license in his new home state without being required to complete prelicensing education or pass the state licensing examination?
- AWithin 30 days of establishing legal residence in the new state.
- Within 90 days of establishing legal residence in the new state.Cevap
- CWithin 180 days of surrendering his previous resident license.
- DWithin 12 months of his previous resident license expiration date.
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Within 90 days of establishing legal residence in the new state.
Under NAIC model regulations, when an insurance producer moves to a new state and establishes legal residence, they have a maximum of 90 days to apply for a resident license in the new state. If the application is submitted within this timeframe, the producer is exempt from completing prelicensing education and passing the state licensing examination for any lines of authority previously held in the prior state.
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