What can a denied applicant do after being refused a license?

After being refused a license, a denied applicant has the right to demand a hearing in writing within a specified timeframe, which typically is within 60 days. This process allows the applicant to present their case and challenge the decision made by the licensing authority. Engaging in a hearing is a formal process that gives the applicant an opportunity to argue why the denial should be reconsidered, providing a chance for the applicant to potentially overturn the denial based on their arguments or additional evidence they may present.

This option is a crucial aspect of the legal framework surrounding licensing decisions, ensuring that applicants have a fair avenue to contest unfavorable outcomes and seek justice in cases where they believe the decision may have been unwarranted or unjust.