Upon submitting an application for a license, every temporary licensee shall submit what from his or her sponsor attesting to the supervision requirements?

• A. Affidavit
• B. Notarized letter confirming supervision
• C. Video recording of supervision
• D. Email confirmation

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that the licensing process requires a sworn, formal attestation from the sponsor confirming that supervision requirements are being met. An affidavit serves this purpose because it is a statement of fact made under oath, often signed in the presence of an authorized official. This gives the board a legally binding account of the supervisor’s oversight and ensures there is clear, verifiable evidence that the temporary licensee is receiving the required supervision.

Other options don’t provide that sworn, formal attestation. A notarized letter might seem similar, but the rule specifically calls for an affidavit as the official document documenting supervision. A video recording or an email confirmation would not carry the same weight of sworn, official testimony about compliance with supervision standards.