**Individual Resident and Non Resident License Requirements** General Requirements Section (Residents and Non Residents): - All producers must be properly licensed in Mississippi and must comply with all licensing laws prior to receiving a license. - Added Industrial Fire, Title, Industrial Life, Accident & Health and Trip Accident and Baggage to the list of available LOAs for producer licenses. Application Section (Residents and Non Residents): - Resident Producers must submit applications through the Mississippi Insurance Department portal at the following website: https://bit.ly/48fAnll  Letter of Certification Section (Residents and Non Residents): - Added a link for the Letter of Certification request page on the Mississippi Insurance Department portal: https://bit.ly/3v38NcP  - Letter of Certification can also be requested by mail with a $20 fee per letter. - Added a link to the Letter of Certification Request form: https://bit.ly/3TqQcRS    Letter of Clearance Section (Residents and Non Residents): - Added a note and link for the Letter of Clearance which can be requested by mail with a $20 fee per letter. Required: Producer must submit a signed statement and an out of state address where the letter of clearance needs to be sent. https://bit.ly/3TqQcRS License Continuation Section (Residents and Non Residents): License Term and Continuation. - Added a section indicating a producer license expires on the renewal date unless it is revoked or suspended prior to renewal date. - After filing, license continues to be in force unless renewal is issued, refused and written notice of refusal has been given. - Regarding administrative action, a certificate of authority with reference to activity of a continuing nature does not expire when a renewal is submitted in a timely and sufficient manner and administrative action is complete. - The license or certificate of authority expires upon the Commissioner's issuance of an administrative order in the event that a renewal application is denied, an administrative hearing is scheduled to review the insurance producer's licensure status, or the terms of the certificate of authority are limited.