What action should an agent take if their license is denied?

When an agent's license is denied, submitting a request for reconsideration to the Office of Administrative Law is the appropriate action. This process allows the individual to formally contest the denial and request a review of the reasons for the decision. By doing so, the agent can present additional information or clarify misunderstandings that may have led to the denial. This option recognizes the administrative process and provides a structured way to challenge the initial decision, which may lead to a favorable outcome.

The other actions available, such as filing a lawsuit or simply accepting the decision, are less effective in addressing the specific issues surrounding a licensing denial. The appeal to the State Insurance Board could be an option, but it generally involves a different procedure and may not handle the specifics of the reconsideration process as directly as the request to the Office of Administrative Law. Therefore, seeking reconsideration is the most direct and relevant step for addressing a license denial in this context.