Which individual would not be eligible for a temporary agent's license in Georgia?

The individual who would not be eligible for a temporary agent's license in Georgia is a part-time agent of a licensed agency. A temporary agent's license in Georgia is generally designed to provide a way for individual applicants to operate temporarily while fulfilling specific conditions, such as the death or disability of a licensed agent, or during military leave.

Part-time agents, however, do not meet the specific conditions outlined for temporary licensing. The focus of temporary licenses is typically on individuals stepping in during specific transitions or emergencies related to licensed agents, such as the surviving spouse, spouses of disabled agents, or individuals designated to take over temporary responsibilities during military duty. A part-time agent does not fit into these categories, given that their capacity as a part-time employee implies ongoing participation rather than a need for a temporary solution under the circumstances defined by the licensing rules.

Therefore, the eligibility criteria for a temporary license are not extended to individuals whose roles are not directly linked to the situations that require a temporary transition in agency management.