Which item lists Other States Insurance?

• A. Item 3.C
• B. Item 3.B
• C. Item 4
• D. Item 1

Answer: (A)

When a policy covers operations in more than one state, the document breaks out coverage by territory. The line that explicitly identifies Other States Insurance is the one that confirms the policy will extend its protections to locations outside the insured’s primary state. That designation is essential because it ensures there’s no gap in coverage if activities temporarily or ordinarily occur in another state. In practice, this item is what signals to both the insured and the insurer that out-of-state protection is included, which is why it’s the correct choice. The other options would correspond to coverage that is limited to the domiciled state or to different geographic scopes that don’t specifically address out-of-state coverage, so they don’t fit as the listing for Other States Insurance.