Under what circumstance can a license NOT be denied, suspended, or revoked?

The correct choice highlights the scenario where a license cannot be denied, suspended, or revoked because failing to meet certain administrative requirements does not directly impact the individual’s qualifications or integrity as a licensee. While submitting an unsigned application may raise questions regarding compliance, it does not inherently indicate that the licensee lacks the qualifications or ethical standing required to hold a license.

In contrast, having a clean record, passing an examination, and submitting all required documents represent positive actions that fulfill the standards for maintaining a license. A clean record demonstrates the licensee's history of compliance with laws and regulations, while passing an examination shows their competency in the field. Submitting all required documents is essential for proper licensing and regulation; failure in any of these areas can lead to actions against a license. Thus, the circumstances under which a license might be denied, suspended, or revoked are explicitly tied to compliance and ethical considerations, making the choice regarding the unsigned application particularly notable as an administrative issue rather than a personal failing.