If notice of examination results will be delayed for more than 90 days, what must the state fire marshal do before the 90th day?

• A. Send notice to the examinee of the reason for the delay before the 90th day.
• B. Do nothing
• C. Cancel the examination
• D. Issue a new examination

Answer: (A)

When results might be delayed beyond ninety days, the state fire marshal must inform the examinee in writing before that ninety-day point, explaining the reason for the delay and giving an estimated new date for results. This requirement ensures transparency and due process, so the examinee understands why there’s a hold‑up and can plan accordingly. There’s no obligation to cancel the exam, issue a new one, or stay silent just because a delay is possible; the key action is to provide the written notice with the reason for the delay.