What needs to appear on every advertisement, stationary, or business card?

• A. The name, license number and title designation of the supervising licensee
• B. The address
• C. The phone number
• D. The hours of operation

Answer: (A)

In advertising and professional materials, identifying who is ultimately responsible for the services is key. The rule requires that the supervising licensee’s full name, license number, and title designation appear on every advertisement, stationary, or business card. This makes it clear to the public who is legally responsible and provides an easy way to verify the licensure of the person in charge. The license number serves as a verifiable credential that can be checked with the licensing authority, and the title designation shows the specific professional role of that person. Merely including an address, phone number, or hours does not establish accountability or allow for license verification, so those elements don’t fulfill the requirement.