A license will be issued when which two conditions are met?

• A. The licensing fee has been submitted and all standards are met
• B. The facility has passed a site inspection and staff background checks are complete
• C. The governance plan has been approved and liability insurance is in place
• D. The director has signed off and the fee is paid within 30 days

Answer: (A)

Licensing hinges on two things: paying the licensing fee and proving that all required standards are met. The fee submission handles the administrative side—making sure the application is being processed and funded. Demonstrating that every standard is met shows you’re prepared to operate safely and in line with regulations. When both are true, the licensing authority can issue the license.

Other steps like a site inspection, background checks, governance approvals, liability insurance, or internal sign-offs are important parts of the overall process, but they aren’t the two final conditions that alone trigger license issuance in this context. They may occur before or alongside, but the license is granted only after the fee is paid and all standards are met.