Who typically receives a Limited-Term Driver License?

A Limited-Term Driver License is specifically designed for individuals who may not meet the standard criteria for obtaining a permanent license due to particular conditions. This can include various situations, such as those who are not U.S. citizens or who are in the process of adjusting their immigration status. These licenses are issued for a limited period of time and are typically contingent upon the individual's specific circumstances, which may include temporary residency or unique legal situations.

In contrast, permanent residents or naturalized citizens would not qualify for a Limited-Term license, but rather a regular license that does not have such restrictions. Meanwhile, new drivers or all applicants over a certain age are not inherently eligible for a Limited-Term license without the context of their residency and legal standing in the country. Thus, the correct answer reflects the specific and conditional nature of who may receive a Limited-Term Driver License.