Which statement about pre-notification methods is true?

• A. Text or email is a listed method
• B. Only phone calls are allowed
• C. Notifying after the application is allowed
• D. No notification is required

Answer: (A)

Communicating ahead of taking action through approved channels is required, and modern rules recognize text and email as valid ways to give that notice. So saying a text or email is a listed method fits the requirement that pre-notification can be delivered through these approved, contemporary channels. The other statements miss the timing or scope: relying only on phone calls ignores other allowed methods, notifying after the application isn’t pre-notification, and saying no notification is required contradicts the obligation to inform beforehand.