For a standard license, which condition must be met at the time of issuance?

A standard license is issued only when all statutory requirements have been fulfilled. This encompasses a variety of legal regulations and guidelines that establish the framework for what is necessary to receive a license. Statutory requirements can include various aspects such as age, residency, or specific qualifications related to the profession for which the license is being issued.

While completing training, paying fees, and undergoing background screening may also be important, they are often categorized as part of the broader statutory requirements that must be satisfied depending on the specific licensing authority or industry regulations. Thus, ensuring compliance with statutory requirements serves as the foundational condition for the issuance of a standard license.