A holder of a certificate of endorsement must do which of the following regarding practice locations?

• A. Post a sign in the office
• B. Keep the address private
• C. Notify in writing of the address of the place(s) where he engages or intends to engage in the practice
• D. File an annual report to the committee

Answer: (C)

The important rule here is about keeping the board informed of where you are practicing. A holder of a certificate of endorsement must notify the committee in writing of the address(es) of the place or places where they currently practice or plan to practice. This ensures the board has a current, accurate record of where you can be found for regulatory oversight, communications, inspections, or potential complaints. It also helps consumers know where to go for services and accountability.

Posting a sign, keeping the address private, or filing an annual report to the committee aren’t the required means for meeting this obligation. A sign isn’t mandated by this rule, privacy of the address conflicts with the duty to disclose practice locations, and an annual report is not the standard mechanism for reporting practice addresses.