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Non-resident license?

Author: Larry Plite
Date: 02-10-05 05:51

Hi,

I have been a resident and agent in Florida for several years and I must move back to Ohio soon for personal reasons but I want to take my renewals with me if possible. I represent several companies in regards to LTC insurance.

I believe some of the agents on this board have non-resident licenses and I would appreciate any information regarding this procedure. For example, does Fla require a test, do I have to be a resident of Ohio first and how will the co's I represent now react to this?

I have tried to contact the Fla state ins dept. several times but they appear to be overwhelmed although I will have to get thru to them eventually.

Thanks for your help. BTW, any agents here in Ohio and hold a Fla non-resident license?

Larry

Re: Non-resident license?

Author: Arthur Rudnick
Date: 02-10-05 10:28

Larry;

Bottom line is you're probably going to have to check with the Ohio DOI. Each state is different. I would assume that many states have reciprocity agreements regarding licenses. Once you're a Ohio resident it may be able to change your non-resident to resident. You may want to hold on to your FL license and eventually you'd need a FL, non-resident license, once you've moved back to OH.

As far as your relationship with the carriers, that is probably different with each one. A number of carriers selling LTCI in OH are probably the same ones, that sell in FL.

I can't see them penalizing your renewals just because you have a change of address.

Same goes for the companies in FL that are not selling in OH. You need to check with each one to see how they handle this.

Arthur

Re: Non-resident license?

Author: Steve Eads, CLU
Date: 02-11-05 09:01

Larry, I sent you an email on details, but it bounced back. Are you listing a valid email in your bio???

Steve Eads, CLU
www.LTCiPro.com

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