State RegulationsAZ specificDifficulty 2/5
A Tucson candidate needs to move her producer licensing examination appointment. How much advance notice must she give to cancel or reschedule without forfeiting her examination fee?
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Why C is correct
Under the procedures for the Arizona examination administered for the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions (DIFI), a candidate must give notice at least two days before the appointment to cancel or reschedule without forfeiting the fee. Missing that notice window means the fee is lost even if the candidate never sits for the exam.
Why the other options are wrong
- A) Wrong because two weeks is far more notice than the rules require; two days before the appointment preserves the fee.
- B) Wrong because same-day notice is too late; the fee is forfeited unless notice is given at least two days ahead.
- D) Wrong because the fee is not automatically refundable; it is protected only if the candidate gives the required two days' notice.
Memory hook
Two days' notice keeps your fee; less, and it is gone.