Which of the following persons can be considered a non-resident producer?

A non-resident producer is defined as an insurance producer who is licensed in one state while residing in another. This description fits the scenario presented in the correct choice, where the producer is registered in New Jersey but lives in a different state. Such individuals are considered non-resident producers because they hold a license (are registered) in New Jersey but do not have residency there.

The other scenarios do not meet the criteria for non-resident status. A producer working exclusively in New Jersey is a resident producer, as they perform their duties within the state. Similarly, a producer living in New Jersey but doing business in another state does not qualify as a non-resident producer since their residency is in New Jersey. Additionally, a producer with a temporary work visa may not necessarily fit the category of a non-resident producer, depending on the specifics of their licensing and residency status. Thus, the correct identification of a non-resident producer is effectively encapsulated in the scenario where a producer is registered in New Jersey but resides in another state.