Which changes cause your business license to expire?

• A. Both are true
• B. 1 is true, 2 is false
• C. 1 is false, 2 is true
• D. Both are false

Answer: (B)

In licensing, expiration or renewal is tied to changes that affect who is allowed to operate or what the license covers. The correct choice reflects that only the first change would trigger expiration because it alters a fundamental aspect of the license—such as ownership, business name, location, or the authorized pest control services. When those elements change, the licensing authority typically requires revalidation or a new license to ensure the business still meets current requirements under the new conditions. The second change, on the other hand, is likely administrative or non-material to licensure (for example, updating contact information or minor record details) and does not by itself necessitate expiration. If you share the exact wording of the two changes, I can map them precisely to why the first is a trigger and the second is not.