Under Washington license law, when may a license be suspended?

The correct answer is that a license may be suspended if timely payments on a federally guaranteed educational loan are not made. This refers to a specific provision under Washington license law that addresses the obligations of licensees concerning financial responsibilities linked to educational loans. When a licensee does not comply with repayment requirements, it can result in disciplinary actions, including the suspension of their license. This aspect of law emphasizes the importance of fiscal responsibility connected to educational debts in maintaining a valid professional license.

While changing brokers, failing to meet continuing education requirements, or receiving a complaint may lead to other consequences or actions by regulatory bodies, such scenarios do not directly trigger a license suspension under the same criteria established for educational loans. Each of these situations can affect a licensee's standing but do so through different legal channels or regulatory responses rather than an automatic suspension related to financial obligations.