What does revocation of your license mean?

Revocation of your license refers to the permanent loss of your ability to practice or perform certain activities that require a license. This means that the individual is no longer permitted to engage in the activities covered by that license, often due to serious violations of laws or regulations governing the profession. Revocation signifies that the licensing authority has determined that the individual is unfit or unsafe to hold a license, and as a result, the license cannot be reinstated without undergoing a new application process and potentially meeting additional requirements.

In contrast, the other options represent actions that may not completely eliminate a person's ability to practice. For instance, a suspension typically indicates a temporary cessation of rights, with the potential for reinstatement after a designated time frame. Temporary removal implies that the license could be reinstated after certain conditions are met. A warning serves as a disciplinary remark without altering the status of the license itself. Therefore, revocation, by its very nature, signifies a permanent and more severe consequence.