Which action is not typically required when applying for a license transfer?

• A. Provide notification to the issuing authority.
• B. Undergo review by the issuing authority.
• C. Obtain transfer approval.
• D. Conduct a post-transfer publicity campaign to promote the transfer.

Answer: (D)

When a license is transferred, the focus is on regulatory due diligence and proper authorization. The standard steps are to notify the issuing authority about the proposed transfer, undergo a formal review by that authority (including any background checks and compliance checks), and obtain formal transfer approval before the new owner can operate. A post-transfer publicity campaign to promote the transfer isn’t part of the regulatory process; it doesn’t relate to assessing suitability or ensuring compliance, and it could be seen as attempting to influence the review. Public notices or hearings may occur to inform the public, but they differ from marketing the transfer.