License revoked—what can the individual do?

• A. Continue to work in bail/insurance under supervision
• B. They cannot work in or have an interest in bail/insurance as restricted by the revocation order
• C. They may operate a related business
• D. They may reapply immediately

Answer: (B)

When a license is revoked, the person loses the authority to engage in activities that require that license. In bail/insurance, a revocation order typically bars employment in bail/bail-related insurance and can prohibit any financial interest in a bail/insurance business. So the individual cannot work in or have an interest in bail or insurance covered by the revocation. Reapplying immediately isn’t correct because revocation interrupts licensure and reinstatement or new licensure requires a formal process and waiting conditions. Continuing to work under supervision isn’t allowed since the license has been revoked, and operating a related business would also be restricted if the revocation order prohibits involvement in the bail/insurance field.