Which type of penalty applies when the board denies a license application?

When a board denies a license application, the applicant has the right to seek a review of the denial. This process typically allows the individual to contest the decision, providing an opportunity to present their case and any supporting documentation that may influence the decision regarding their licensing status. This right to review is essential in ensuring fairness in administrative processes and supports the principle of due process, allowing individuals the chance to rectify any issues that may have led to the denial.

The other options don't reflect the established procedures in Washington State's funeral laws. For example, simply issuing a warning or barring an applicant from reapplying outright would not align with the practice of allowing for a review, which is designed to promote transparency and accountability in the licensing process. Additionally, while there may be other penalties or consequences for various infractions, an immediate financial fee as a condition tied to an application denial is not a standard practice recognized in this context.