Business & LicensingQuestion 1391 of 1632
If a qualifying individual (RMO/RME) disassociates from a license, within how many days must the licensee notify the Registrar?
a.10 days
b.30 days
c.90 days
d.1 year
Explanation
Under B&P Code section 7068.2, the licensee must notify the Registrar in writing within 90 days of the disassociation of a qualifying individual. If not replaced within 90 days, the license may be suspended or the classification removed.
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