If an applicant does not complete all application requirements within one year of passing the test, what happens?

• A. The test is rescheduled automatically
• B. The applicant is given a 6-month extension
• C. The license is issued after review
• D. The test is voided and the individual must pass again

Answer: (D)

The main rule tested here is that you have one year from the date you pass the exam to complete all the required parts of the licensing application. If those requirements aren’t finished within that year, the exam score is voided and you must retake the test. This keeps the licensing process timely and ensures all necessary steps—like submitting forms, fees, and any background checks—are finalized in a definite period. There isn’t an automatic reschedule, no six-month extension generally granted, and the license isn’t issued after a review unless all requirements are already completed. So, when the year passes without finishing the application, the only path is to reappear for the exam.