In case of an applicant's license being denied, what is one consequence that can occur related to their documentation?

When an applicant's license is denied, one of the potential consequences related to their documentation is that it may be suspended. A suspension refers to a temporary cessation of the privileges associated with the license. This can occur because the denial effectively means that the individual no longer meets the requirements to hold that license, thus necessitating a suspension to maintain compliance with regulatory standards.

In contrast, renewing or reinstating the license typically applies to situations where a license has already been issued but is currently inactive. Since the license was denied in this instance, such processes are not applicable. The option about storing documentation safely does not directly relate to the consequences of a license denial and is more about record-keeping practices rather than an action taken in response to the denial itself.