What is a requirement for applying for the reinstatement of a revoked license?

The correct requirement for applying for the reinstatement of a revoked license is waiting a specific period after the revocation, which is indeed set at a duration such as five years in many jurisdictions, including Pennsylvania. This waiting period allows individuals time to reflect on their previous conduct, potentially address any underlying issues that may have contributed to the revocation, and demonstrate a commitment to adhering to professional standards before they are considered for reinstatement.

The other options, while they may seem relevant, serve different purposes or requirements depending on the situation. For instance, a reinstatement fee is often applicable in administrative processes but is not the singular requirement for reinstatement. Similar points apply to additional training courses and submitting new references, which might be important in other contexts but are not the sole stipulations for the reinstatement process. The emphasis on the waiting period reflects the regulatory intent to ensure public safety and the integrity of the profession before allowing a professional to return to practice.