Limited Lines Representative is defined as what?

• A. A person authorized to sell contracts for all types of insurance
• B. A person authorized to sell contracts for the type of insurance as identified by the license
• C. A claims adjuster employed by an insurer
• D. A producer who can appoint other agents

Answer: (B)

A Limited Lines Representative has authority limited to the specific lines of insurance identified on their license. This means they can sell only the types of contracts that appear on their license, not all insurance types. This focused authority helps ensure agents stay within the scope they’re licensed for and comply with state rules. For example, someone with a limited lines license for accident and health can sell those policies but not property and casualty. The other roles described—claims adjuster, or a producer who can appoint other agents—cover different responsibilities and licensing scopes, not the restricted selling authority defined by a limited lines license.