An unlicensed person advertises work under the minor-work threshold. What disclosure must the ad avoid omitting?
Correct Answer
D) Not licensed.
Unlicensed advertising must not suggest licensed status and must disclose the person is not licensed where required.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Unlicensed advertising must not suggest licensed status and must disclose the person is not licensed where required.
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