The only qualifier leaves a licensed entity. What should management do first?

California C-36 exam practice question · Business Organization & Licensing

The only qualifier leaves a licensed entity. What should management do first?

AUse another company’s license number
BContinue indefinitely without notice
Follow CSLB replacement rules
DBackdate a qualifier agreement

Why C is correct

Loss of a qualifier can affect the entity’s ability to operate legally and triggers time-sensitive CSLB obligations. Management should verify current official requirements rather than conceal or backdate the change.

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The only qualifier leaves a licensed entity. What should management do first?

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