No, however, you must be licensed in the state where the policy owner lives. Resident states are pre-appointed once we have the contracting paperwork but all other states are processed “JIT (just-in time)” once the case is submitted.
Note: Instant decisions will not issue until state licensing and appointment are confirmed in NIPR
Do I have to be appointed in the state prior to submitting business?(LGA)
Written by Stefan Deretic
Updated over a year ago