What does the Final Order of Suspension or Revocation indicate?

The Final Order of Suspension or Revocation serves as the official document that formally communicates the suspension or revocation of a person's certification. This document is critical because it outlines the decision made by the appropriate regulatory body regarding the individual's ability to practice as a legal document preparer. It provides clarity and legal standing to the action taken, ensuring that the individual is officially informed of the outcome.

In contrast, other options do not represent the purpose of the Final Order. For instance, a notice to resume active duty would typically indicate that a certification is still valid and the individual can continue to operate, which contradicts the nature of a suspension or revocation. A draft of a proposed suspension merely suggests that action might be taken in the future but does not constitute an official determination. Lastly, a recommendation for renewal of certification would imply that the individual’s certification is still in good standing and potentially undergoing a reevaluation, which is not the case in situations of suspension or revocation.