Who is not eligible to receive an identification card if a corporation is licensed?

The individual who is not eligible to receive an identification card when a corporation is licensed is a director. In this context, the identification card is typically associated with roles that are directly involved in the operations or management of the licensed activity. The applicant, officers, and qualifying agents usually fulfill functions that require direct oversight or management of activities for which the license is issued, making them eligible to receive an identification card. Directors may hold significant authority within the corporate structure, but they are often not engaged in the day-to-day operations necessary to fulfill the criteria for obtaining an identification card under certain regulatory frameworks. Thus, in this specific scenario, it is the director’s position that excludes them from eligibility, as their role does not typically encapsulate the direct responsibilities associated with operating the licensed services or compliance that the identification card signifies.