Illinois will grant all of the following licensing authorities to non-resident's, except: (a) the non-resident must be licensed in their home state for a minimum of 2 years before illinois will grant non-resident producer status.(b) the non-resident must file an affidavit naming the director to receive service of process on the non-resident's behalf.(c) there is a $250 license fee due and payable every two years.(d) the non-resident producer must be in good standing in their home state with reference to their resident producer status.

A: The non-resident must be licensed in their home state for a minimum of 2 years before Illinois will grant non-resident producer status.

Explanation:

For a non-resident, there isn't a requirement that one must meet a particular minimum licensing experience, but then holding a license in good standing their home state makes it, in relation to granting a non-resident licensing status is 'Illinois'.

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