When might the registrar refuse to issue a license regarding complaints?

The registrar may refuse to issue a license if there is an unsatisfied judgment related to a complaint. This situation indicates that there has been a formal decision against the applicant regarding a complaint that has not been resolved or addressed satisfactorily. An unsatisfied judgment suggests that the applicant has not complied with requirements set forth by a regulatory authority or court, which raises concerns about their suitability for licensure.

Essentially, maintaining the integrity of the real estate profession is paramount, and ensuring that individuals with outstanding issues or unresolved complaints do not advance to licensure helps uphold the standards required in the field. It is a preventive measure to ensure that applicants are in good standing and display responsible conduct before being allowed to practice.