What must a producer do to obtain a nonresident license in Colorado?

To obtain a nonresident license in Colorado, a producer must apply and pay a fee to a nonresident state that reciprocates. This means that if the state where the producer is currently licensed has a reciprocal agreement with Colorado, the producer can obtain a license by fulfilling the application requirements and paying the associated fees without needing to complete additional training or examinations specific to Colorado.

This process is designed to streamline the licensing for insurance producers who are already licensed in their home state, recognizing that they have already met the necessary qualifications and requirements to practice in insurance. It emphasizes the importance of reciprocity in licensing across state lines, ensuring that qualified producers can operate in multiple states without redundant challenges.

The other options do not align with the requirements for obtaining a nonresident license in Colorado. For instance, while proof of residency in another state is relevant to the concept of non-residency, it does not directly fulfill the requirements for obtaining the license itself. Similarly, completing a training course or passing an examination in Colorado are not necessary steps for someone already licensed in a reciprocal state. Hence, the chosen option accurately reflects the necessary steps for nonresident licensing in Colorado.