What is one reason a license will not be reissued after revocation?

A license will not be reissued after revocation primarily because there's typically a specified waiting period before a license can be considered for reinstatement. In Arizona, this period is often set at two years from the effective date of the revocation. During this time, the affected individual must not only wait but may also be required to demonstrate rehabilitation or compliance with any relevant legal or training requirements to be eligible for reapplication. This rule is established to promote professionalism in the practice of optometry and to protect public safety.

The other options, while related to various compliance and procedural aspects of licensure, do not specifically address the definitive time-related stipulation tied to the reissuance of a revoked license. For example, lack of candidates or failure to meet new standards or compliance with state laws may affect the overall practice environment or individual eligibility but aren't the primary reasons determining the reissuance timeline. Therefore, the two-year waiting period is a clear and enforceable guideline within Arizona's optometry regulations.