After moving to a new location, how does a licensee inform the Commissioner?

A licensee must inform the Commissioner of a change in their address by submitting a paper form, as this method is typically mandated by regulatory agencies to ensure that there is a formal, verifiable record of the change. This process helps maintain accurate records for licensing and contact purposes within the jurisdiction, which is essential for compliance and potential follow-up regarding the licensee's practice.

While electronic methods of communication, such as email or online submission, may be more convenient, regulatory agencies often require official documentation to track changes in a structured manner. A phone call does not provide a tangible record of the change and may not suffice as an official notification according to licensing regulations. Therefore, the requirement to use a paper form assures that the Commissioner receives the necessary details in a recognized format.