Which of the following must NOT be included on an insurance producer's license?

The correct answer indicates that the appointing insurance company must not be included on an insurance producer's license. In the context of Illinois insurance regulations, an insurance producer's license focuses on validating the individual's ability to operate as an insurance professional rather than detailing their affiliations with specific insurance companies on the license itself.

While the producer's personal identification and the insurance company affiliations are relevant for identification and compliance purposes, the licensing exam results are not typically included on the license document either. The exams are a prerequisite but do not feature prominently on the physical license, as the license serves more as a credential for the right to sell insurance rather than a detailed account of the individual’s qualifications or company associations. Thus, the presence of the appointing insurance company on a license is not mandated within the licensing structure.