A licensee changes her legal name after marriage. With respect to her BBC license, she must:
Explanation
California licensees have an affirmative duty to keep their name and address records current with the BBC and to notify the board of changes in writing within 30 days, as required under the Barbering and Cosmetology Act and BBC rules (see Bus. & Prof. Code §7332.5 and §7392 et seq., and Bus. & Prof. Code §136 for the general 30-day name/address rule). Failure to update creates problems renewing and receiving disciplinary notices. Option B confuses the social-security identifier with the public name on the wall license. Option C invents a re-exam requirement that does not exist. Option D shifts responsibility away from the individual, contrary to the statute.
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