If a producer license application is denied, when must the applicant request a hearing to appeal the decision?

When a producer license application is denied, the applicant has 30 days to request a hearing to appeal the decision. This timeframe is standardized to ensure that applicants have a reasonable opportunity to contest the denial and present their case. The 30-day window is a common practice in many regulatory environments, allowing a balance between timely resolutions for applicants and sufficient time for them to prepare their appeals. This helps maintain the integrity of the licensing process while also giving applicants the chance to address any concerns or errors that may have led to the denial of their application.