What must a service provider do if their license is revoked?

When a service provider's license is revoked, the essential step they must take to regain their professional status is to demonstrate that the cause of the revocation has been resolved. This entails addressing any issues or violations that led to the revocation in the first place, ensuring compliance with all relevant laws and regulations. Providing proof of remediation or corrective measures taken is critical in the reinstatement process. This demonstrates to the licensing authority that the provider has taken the situation seriously and has implemented changes to prevent future occurrences.

Other options may not specifically address the necessary requirements for reinstating a revoked license. For instance, simply waiting for a period or issuing a public apology does not directly relate to proving that the underlying issues have been corrected. Therefore, demonstrating resolution of the cause of revocation is the key action required for reapplication.