Temporary licenses without examination are allowed under Section
1211b of the Michigan Insurance Code. In some cases, temporary licenses are
utilized to provide the survivor of a deceased or a mentally or physically disabled
producer with a license mechanism to receive continuing commission payments. It
is also issued to the designee of a licensed producer entering active service
in the armed forces of the United States of America. These types of licenses are
issued for a maximum of 180 days. If a license is needed beyond that time frame,
the person will need to obtain a permanent license. (See - What
steps are required to become licensed as a first-time resident producer?).
A cover letter stating the reasons for the request must accompany the application
materials.
Application materials
FIS
0220 Resident Producer Application or FIS
0221 Michigan Application for Non-Producer Individual License (for Adjusters,
Counselors, and Solicitors)
$10.00 for producers, $15.00 for adjusters, $20.00 for solicitors or counselors
in the form of a non-personal check or money order payable to the State
of Michigan.
NOTE: All temporary licenses are issued at the discretion of the State of Michigan.
The issuance of a temporary license to an applicant in no way obligates our office
to subsequently issue any permanent or unrestricted license to the applicant.
Nor does the issuance of a temporary license obligate our office to extend that temporary
license beyond its expiration date.
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