Which statement best describes the two licensing steps?

• A. The two steps are to fill out a detailed personal history and take an exam
• B. The two steps are to attend a seminar and take an exam
• C. The two steps are to file a case and take an exam
• D. The two steps are to pay a fee and attend a course

Answer: (A)

Licensing is built on two checks: your character/suitability and your knowledge. Submitting a detailed personal history gives the board a complete view of your background, disclosures, past conduct, and any factors that could affect eligibility. Then you must demonstrate competence by taking and passing an exam. The other options don’t pair both elements: attending a seminar or course isn’t universally required for initial licensure, filing a case isn’t part of the licensing process, and paying a fee by itself doesn’t assess fitness or knowledge.