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Use this after your resident life license is active. This guide is for adding non-resident states β not for obtaining your first resident license.
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These are useful when the goal is to expand without a large licensing spend. "Low-friction" means the current NIPR process is electronically available and does not list an extra life-producer exam/fingerprint step for a standard reciprocal non-resident Life application. It is not a guaranteed processing-time promise.
| State | Current State Fee* | Operational Note |
|---|---|---|
| Ohio | $10 for Life | Fee is per LOA. Straightforward reciprocal major-line application. |
| South Carolina | $25 | Simple electronic producer application for standard U.S. resident-license holders. |
| New Mexico | $30 | Simple electronic producer application. |
| Florida | $55 for Life | $50 application fee + $5 per LOA. |
| Washington | $55 | Fee is per application. |
| Texas | $50 | Life Agent fee is $50. Use when Texas is a non-resident state for you. |
*State fee only; NIPR transaction fees are extra.
| State | Current State Fee* | Important Note |
|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $80 | Requires proof of U.S. citizenship/lawful eligibility documentation. NIPR notes a possible 7β10 day difference between its response and the state's actual effective date. |
| North Carolina | $94 for Life | $44 license fee + $50 per LOA. |
| Kentucky | $100 for Life | $50 per LOA + $50 application fee. |
| Mississippi | $101 | $100 producer fee + $1 online application/session fee. |
| Pennsylvania | $110 | Standard non-resident Life does not have the fingerprint requirement shown for PA non-resident Title applicants. |
| Georgia | $120 for the Life/A&S license combination | $100 state LOA/combination fee + $20 application processing fee. |
*State fee only; NIPR transaction fees are extra.
Two states are especially important examples: