What must each applicant for a class A, B, or C license submit?

Each applicant for a class A, B, or C license is required to submit a "Provider Application" along with the appropriate license fee. This process ensures that all applicants are formally recognized and contribute to the regulatory framework of the licensing system.

The "Provider Application" gathers essential information about the applicant, such as their qualifications and the nature of the services they intend to offer. The accompanying license fee is necessary to cover administrative and processing costs associated with the evaluation of the application. This requirement helps maintain the integrity and oversight of the licensing process.

The other options suggest requirements that either do not align with the actual process or omit critical elements needed for a valid application. For instance, while proof of residency and a business plan may be relevant in certain contexts, they are not standard prerequisites for the class licenses in question. Thus, only submitting a "Provider Application" along with the license fee accurately reflects what is required for obtaining these licenses.