Which item is included in the board's applicant register as required?

• A. The name, age, place and duration of residence of each applicant
• B. The applicant's social security number
• C. The applicant's religious affiliations
• D. The applicant's political party registration

Answer: (A)

The important idea here is what basic identifying information boards must keep about every applicant. The register is meant to clearly identify who has applied and where they’re located, so listing the name, age, and place and duration of residence provides a straightforward, verifiable record for each applicant. This kind of information helps confirm identity and jurisdiction without exposing unnecessary personal data.

Sensitive or non-essential details like a social security number, religious affiliations, or political party registration aren’t required for licensing purposes and raise privacy or relevance concerns, so they aren’t included in the applicant register.