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A Florida license applicant was convicted of a misdemeanor in the past. What is the applicant's obligation on the license application?

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Why C is correct

Under Florida licensing law administered by the Department of Financial Services, applicants must answer the application's background questions truthfully and disclose the requested criminal history. Because DFS runs fingerprint-based checks, omissions surface anyway, and false answers independently jeopardize licensure under Chapter 626, Florida Statutes.

Why the other options are wrong

  • A) The application's background questions call for disclosure of criminal history regardless of grade of offense.
  • B) Disclosure is not limited to pending felonies; the application's questions govern.
  • D) Waiting for DFS to discover the record is a false statement strategy, not a lawful option.

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