N.Y. ISC Law § 2136
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Reciprocity
Official statutory text
§ 2136. Reciprocity. The superintendent shall waive any requirements\nfor a nonresident license applicant otherwise applicable under this\nchapter if:\n (a) the applicant has a current and valid license in his or her home\nstate and is in good standing in his or her home state;\n (b) the applicant has submitted a completed application in the form\nprescribed by the superintendent or submitted the application for\nlicensure submitted to his or her home state;\n (c) the applicant has paid the fees required by this chapter; and\n (d) the applicant's home state awards nonresident insurance producer\nlicenses to residents of this state on the same basis as provided in\nthis subsection.\n
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