Which of the following is NOT a type of license mentioned?

The life insurance license is indeed a recognized type of license in the insurance industry that allows agents to sell life insurance policies. In contrast, a "certain authority license" does not conform to a standard type of insurance license commonly utilized in practice and does not exist as a recognized category within the licensing framework. The property and casualty license, as well as the surety bond license, are also valid certifications that insurance agents can obtain to sell different types of insurance products. Therefore, identifying "certain authority license" as the outlier accurately highlights that it is not a recognized type of insurance license within the state's regulatory structure.