A qualifying individual (RME/RMO) disassociates from a licensed entity on March 1. Under Bus. & Prof. Code §7068.2, by when must the licensee notify the CSLB Registrar?
Explanation
B&P §7068.2 requires the licensee to notify the Registrar in writing within 90 days of a qualifier's disassociation, and gives the licensee 90 days from that date to replace the qualifier before the license is automatically suspended or revoked; if the notice is late, the suspension runs back to the disassociation date. (a) and (b) borrow the short reporting periods that belong to §7083 changes such as address and personnel. (c) treats renewal as the checkpoint, which would leave the firm operating without a qualifier for up to two years — precisely what the section prevents.
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