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In a licensing seminar in Queen Creek, a salesperson receives a letter of concern from ADRE and asks whether it is the same as a license revocation. What is the best answer under current Arizona law or current Arizona form practice?

Correct Answer

A) a letter of concern is a lower-level regulatory response and is not the same as suspension or revocation

Under A.R.S. § 32-2153 definitions and disciplinary framework, a letter of concern is a lower-level regulatory response and is not the same as suspension or revocation.

Answer Options
A
a letter of concern is a lower-level regulatory response and is not the same as suspension or revocation
B
a letter of concern means the person may ignore future complaints
C
a letter of concern automatically revokes the license
D
a letter of concern is the same as winning the case under current Arizona law

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