A temporary producer license can be issued to all of the following EXCEPT:

A temporary producer license is designed to facilitate continuity in the insurance business during certain specific circumstances. The options presented reflect different applicants who might be eligible for such a license.

The choice identifying the spouse of a disabled licensed producer is not included among those eligible for a temporary license under the Illinois statutes. This is because temporary producer licenses are typically granted to individuals who can actively engage in the sale or management of insurance while the primary producer is unable to do so due to specific reasons like death, disability, or military service. A spouse, while possibly involved in the business, does not fit the legislative framework for qualifying parties eligible for a license simply due to their relation to the licensed individual.

On the other hand, an applicant in the process of obtaining a producer license, a court-appointed representative of a deceased producer, and a designee of a licensed producer entering military service are all recognized under Illinois law as being fit to receive a temporary producer license. Each of these individuals meets the criteria that justify their involvement in the insurance business under exceptional circumstances—either in the process of qualification, taking over responsibilities due to bereavement, or managing the business during a period of duty service in the military.