Under what condition may the Commissioner authorize an earlier application for a new license after revocation?

Under what condition may the Commissioner authorize an earlier application for a new license after revocation?

• A. If the applicant meets licensing requirements then in effect and the circumstances for revocation no longer exist
• B. If the applicant completes a training course
• C. If the applicant pays a fee
• D. If the applicant moves to a new county

Answer: (A)

The crucial idea is that a Commissioner may authorize an earlier reapplication after revocation only if the applicant is currently meeting the licensing requirements in effect and the grounds for revocation no longer exist. This means compliance with the then‑current standards for licensure and showing that whatever caused the revocation has been resolved or is no longer applicable. Merely completing a training course, paying a fee, or moving to a new county doesn’t by itself make the applicant eligible, because those actions don’t necessarily address whether the current requirements are satisfied or whether the revocation basis has disappeared.

The crucial idea is that a Commissioner may authorize an earlier reapplication after revocation only if the applicant is currently meeting the licensing requirements in effect and the grounds for revocation no longer exist. This means compliance with the then‑current standards for licensure and showing that whatever caused the revocation has been resolved or is no longer applicable. Merely completing a training course, paying a fee, or moving to a new county doesn’t by itself make the applicant eligible, because those actions don’t necessarily address whether the current requirements are satisfied or whether the revocation basis has disappeared.