The Commissioner may issue a temporary agent license for a maximum of how many days?

• A. 90
• B. 60
• C. 30
• D. 120

Answer: (A)

Temporary licenses exist to let someone begin acting as an agent while the full license is being processed. The Commissioner limits this to a maximum of 90 days to give enough time for processing and determinations, while preventing unlicensed activity from continuing indefinitely. If the permanent license isn’t issued within that window, the temporary license ends, and the person must stop soliciting or must complete licensure under the proper terms. This 90-day rule balances allowing timely practice with necessary supervision and consumer protection.