Agent Who Has My MSS Has Left Agency

If the requesting agent is not longer with the agency, then go for it. Just phrase the query appropriately. I'd use something like:

Dear agent,

You had requested to read my MS (title, genre), on (date). However, because another agent with your agency was reading it, I thought it a breach of protocol to place it with 2 agents there simultaneously. This agent has since left the agency, and I was wondering if you would still like to read it. For your convenience, I've included the original query and the first pages (or partial/full if that's what was requested) for your consideration.

(You can probably find out where the original agent landed by checking the "updated" feed at the bottom right of the QueryTracker main page. It shows which profiles the Admin has changed, so if the agent has confirmed a move, it'll likely be there.)

I agree with Cyia. At the same time, would you want to follow up with this particular agent if she's gone to another agency (unless she's left the biz altogether)? Or is the original agency that you like?

I say to go for it too!

Follow Cyia's advice! Let us know what happens.

That sounds like what I'd do. I had the same sort of situation once, except it was with a regular query and not a submission. The agency didn't mind that I sent another letter to a different agent after the first had left, though they rejected it in the end, anyway.

Sounds good to me.

Congratulations, ScribeLady! You did the right thing, then. Hope it turns into more.

Congratulations! That sounds like a really confusing situation to be in, I'm glad it all worked out for you.

Confusing situation... glad it worked out ok.