Oregon Bulletin Regarding Causes for License Revocation and Surrender
Effective September 29, 2023, Oregon has issued a bulletin indicating causes for License revocation and surrender for residents and nonresidents.
Failure to timely provide the Division with complete, accurate, and truthful information in all filings may result in license refusal, suspension, or revocation or civil penalties. Common notice and filing issues/deficiencies include, but are not limited to:
a. Failure to provide a direct phone number that allows staff to contact the individual;
b. Using a generic or shared email address instead of the individual's direct email address;
c. Failure to notify the Division within 30 days of changes in producer and applicant address or contact information;
d. Failure to notify the Division within 30 days if an individual receives a notification of a Regulatory Information Retrieval System (RIRS) violation or notice of a criminal case;
e. Failure to provide a prompt and truthful response to an inquiry from the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services in the time and manner specified;
f. Incomplete, misleading, or materially untrue application information
g. Applicants submitting more than 1 application with different responses, especially responses that misrepresent misdemeanor/felony convictions declared on a prior filing.