If a producer's license is suspended in their home state, what happens to their nonresident license in Montana?

When a producer's license is suspended in their home state, it results in the automatic termination of their nonresident license in Montana. This is based on the principle that a licensee must maintain good standing in their home state to hold a nonresident license in another state. Montana, like many states, requires that individuals hold valid and active licenses in their home state to ensure that they are complying with the necessary regulatory standards and practices.

By having a suspended license in the home state, the producer is not considered to meet the qualifications required to operate as an insurance producer in Montana, thus leading to the automatic termination of the nonresident license. This policy helps maintain the integrity and professionalism of the insurance industry across state lines.