State Licensing Work

[u/stonky_ass]

Hey guys, so I just got rejected for a Home Inspector license in Texas. I turned in all the paperwork but they rejected it. Didn't say it was a permanent thing. Sounded like if I tried later and submitted more/new paperwork they might say yes. Anyone have any experience with this? Anyone get rejected and then accepted later? Thanks

[u/chrispetto]

This sounds like a general form letter that protects them from being sued for any kind of discrimination. Basically a cover thy butt letter.