The Registrar of Contractors has suspended a license after discovering the licensee fired their qualifying party and did not notify the Registrar within the required time frame. The licensee should have notified the Registrar within how many days of disassociation?

The requirement for notifying the Registrar of Contractors regarding the disassociation of a qualifying party is set at 15 days. This timeframe is established to ensure that the contractor's license remains compliant with regulations and that the Registrar is promptly informed of any changes that may affect the licensing status.

Timeliness in such notifications is crucial, as it helps maintain the integrity of the licensing system and allows the Registrar to take appropriate actions in accordance with the law. Failure to notify within this period can lead to the suspension of the license, as seen in this scenario, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the stipulated timeframe for notifications.