Under what circumstance can a temporary insurance producer license be issued to a spouse?

A temporary insurance producer license can be issued to a spouse upon the death of the licensed agent to facilitate the transition of the insurance business. This provision recognizes the challenges faced by the surviving spouse in managing the insurance policies and relationships that may be affected by the sudden loss of the licensed agent. By granting a temporary license, the spouse can continue to serve clients and handle insurance matters without interruption, ensuring that the business can operate smoothly during a difficult time. This approach serves both the interests of the clients and the continuity of the agency.

In the context of the other options, a temporary license is not typically related to relocation or educational purposes, as those situations do not involve the immediate need to uphold the responsibilities associated with an existing insurance business. Additionally, obtaining a license after passing an exam does not relate to the issuance of a temporary license directly tied to the circumstances of a spouse's situation following the death of the licensed agent.