A company domiciled in another state that has NOT received a license from the insurance commissioner to do business in this state is called a/an

An alien non-admitted company is an insurance entity that is based outside of the United States and has not received admission to conduct business in the state. While it shares the "non-admitted" status, the term "alien" refers specifically to foreign companies outside the national boundaries rather than those based in other U.S. states.

A domestic admitted company is an insurance provider that is incorporated within the state and has obtained the necessary license to operate there. This option does not apply to the question since it refers to companies that are authorized to do business in the state, in contrast to the unlicensed status described in the question.

A foreign admitted company is one that is based in another state but has received the required license to conduct business within the state in question. This option is incorrect because the question specifies a company that has NOT been licensed, highlighting the crucial distinction of admission status.