If an individual's license is revoked, when must they stop acting in the capacity of licensee?

When an individual's license is revoked, the appropriate time frame for them to stop acting as a licensee is upon receiving the order of revocation. The moment the individual receives the official notice or documentation indicating that their license has been revoked is when they must cease conducting any activities or responsibilities associated with that license. Until the individual has received the formal notice of revocation, they may still be considered a licensee and bound by the related legal and professional obligations.

This timing is crucial because it ensures that the licensee is fully aware of their status and can comply with legal requirements without delay. Continuing to act as a licensee after revocation notice or order could lead to further legal consequences or penalties. The other choices suggest actions that would not provide a clear legal foundation for compliance with the revocation and might imply that an individual could continue operating in their role without formally acknowledging the revocation, which contradicts standard legal practices.