When can a licensee have their license returned after a felony conviction in Oklahoma?

In Oklahoma, a licensee can have their license returned when the Commissioner determines that the cause for suspension no longer exists. This means that the specific circumstances that led to the suspension of the license need to be addressed and resolved. The Commissioner plays a crucial role in evaluating the individual's eligibility to hold a license, which includes considering factors such as rehabilitation and any legal obligations that may have stemmed from the felony conviction.

The determination by the Commissioner ensures that the integrity of the licensing system is upheld and that individuals who have shown a commitment to rectifying their past mistakes are given a fair opportunity to regain their licenses. This approach protects both the public and the profession by ensuring that only those who have sufficiently demonstrated their ability to comply with the law are allowed to operate with a license.

While expungement of the felony conviction may impact other areas of an individual's record, it does not automatically lead to the reinstatement of a license. Similarly, serving prison time or completing parole does not directly correlate to the return of a license without the Commissioner's approval. The focus on the Commissioner's assessment underlines the importance of a thorough review process in maintaining standards within the insurance profession.