What type of license does an individual receive to sell insurance temporarily?

The correct choice refers to a "temporary insurance agent license," which is specifically designed for individuals who need to sell insurance on a short-term basis. This type of license allows individuals to engage in insurance sales without going through the lengthy process typically associated with permanent licensing.

A temporary insurance agent license is often issued to new agents who have passed their exams or are in the process of completing their licensing requirements. It ensures that they can start working and generating business while still fulfilling necessary educational or procedural criteria to obtain a more permanent status.

In practice, this temporary designation is crucial in allowing new agents or those needing to cover specific situations—like an established agent being out for an extended period—an opportunity to continue operations and serve clients without interruption.