When can an individual with a revoked license apply for a new one?

The correct choice reflects the policy that typically governs license revocations in many jurisdictions, which often stipulates a waiting period before an individual can reapply for a new license. Specifically, a one-year waiting period from the date of revocation is common practice, allowing enough time for the individual to potentially address the issues that led to the revocation. This period serves both as a punitive measure and as an opportunity for the individual to demonstrate that they have improved or corrected the behaviors that resulted in the loss of their license.

This requirement ensures that licensing authorities can maintain the integrity and safety of professional practices, giving time for reflection and potentially further training or education. The stipulation to wait until the anniversary of the revocation before being eligible to apply again allows for a structured approach to handling cases of revocation, which is crucial for both public safety and professional credibility.