A temporary producer license may be initially issued for a maximum period of how long?

A temporary producer license may be initially issued for a maximum period of 90 days. This timeframe allows new producers or individuals transitioning into the role to engage in licensed activities while they complete necessary licensing requirements or pending the approval of their more permanent licenses. The 90-day period provides sufficient time for producers to operate and gain experience in the industry, ensuring a smoother transition and minimizing disruption to their business activities.

The duration is specifically designed to give temporary producers the chance to build their clientele and start generating business without the immediate requirement of having a full, permanent license. In many jurisdictions, temporary licenses can help address the immediate need for licensed agents, especially in instances where there may be a staffing shortage or urgent client needs.