What must occur if an applicant fails the examination twice?

The requirement that an applicant who fails the examination twice must take the reexamination within 90 days of notice is essential for maintaining a structured path for applicants seeking certification. This rule ensures that applicants have a clear timeline within which they can prepare for and retake the exam, promoting accountability and encouraging timely progression in the certification process.

Having a defined timeframe, such as 90 days, allows candidates to review and strengthen their understanding of the material, enhancing their chances of success upon retaking the exam. This structured approach also helps ensure that those who do not meet the passing criteria are actively engaged in improving their skills and knowledge rather than indefinitely postponing their next attempt.

In contrast, other options suggest alternative requirements—such as waiting six months, being limited to only one more retake, or the opportunity to appeal the decision—which might not align with the intention to facilitate prompt re-evaluation of knowledge and skills related to legal document preparation.