To reinstate a lapsed life insurance policy, which of the following is NOT typically required from the policyholder?

In the process of reinstating a lapsed life insurance policy, the policyholder typically does not need to provide a valid reason for the unpaid premiums. Insurers usually focus on other requirements that ensure the policyholder is still eligible for coverage and can continue their policy. The key factors in reinstatement usually include the payment of all past due premiums, submission of an application for reinstatement, and potentially providing evidence of insurability, which shows that the policyholder's health status is acceptable to the insurer at the time of reinstatement.

While it's important to acknowledge the reasons for non-payment, insurers primarily concentrate on ensuring that any missed payments are made and that the insured remains a good risk for the policy. Thus, the requirement to provide a valid reason for the unpaid premiums is not a standard part of the reinstatement process, making it the correct answer.