What must a petitioner submit when applying for an Order of Compliance?

When applying for an Order of Compliance, the petitioner is required to submit documents that prove compliance with the applicable laws, rules, and regulations. This includes providing evidence that they have met the necessary conditions set by the licensing board or regulatory authority since their license may have been suspended or revoked. In addition to these documents, the petitioner must also include a formal petition that outlines their request for compliance. This approach ensures that the authorities can adequately assess whether the petitioner has fulfilled the necessary requirements to restore their licensure status.

The other options do not align with the requirements for obtaining an Order of Compliance. For example, submitting a new license application is typically not necessary if the individual is seeking to reinstate or comply with existing terms of their license. Peer endorsements and credentials might be part of an application process but are not specifically required for an Order of Compliance. Similarly, a statement requesting immediate reinstatement does not encompass the necessary documentation and formal petition that demonstrate compliance with previous obligations. Hence, the combination of compliance documents and a petition is the correct and complete response for this requirement.