What is a licensee required to do after changing their business address?

When a licensee changes their business address, they are required to inform the director of the relevant regulatory authority. This requirement helps maintain accurate and up-to-date records for the licensing agency, ensuring that the licensee can be contacted or located as necessary for compliance and regulatory purposes. Keeping the agency informed about a business address change is essential for the integrity of the licensing process and helps avoid potential issues related to communication, licensing status, and the delivery of important legal notices.

While notifying clients can be a best practice for maintaining professional relationships and transparency, it is not an official requirement in the same way that informing the regulatory authority is. Similarly, filing a new application or publishing a notice in the newspaper are not standard requirements regarding address changes, making informing the director the correct course of action to fulfill legal obligations.