After a qualifier disassociates, how long does the licensee generally have to replace the qualifying individual before the license is suspended or invalidated?
a.30 days
b.1 year
c.90 days
d.5 years
Explanation
Under B&P Code section 7068.2, a licensee has 90 days to replace a disassociated qualifying individual. Failure to do so within that period results in automatic suspension or removal of the affected classification.
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