What must a licensee do within 30 days of being convicted of a crime?

A licensee is required to send a copy of the complaint to the commission within 30 days of being convicted of a crime. This regulatory requirement ensures that the real estate commission is informed of any legal issues that may impact the licensee's ability to perform their duties ethically and professionally. By notifying the commission promptly, the licensee allows the regulatory body to assess the situation, which could involve investigations into the implications of the conviction on their licensing status. This process is critical in maintaining trust in the profession and ensuring that all licensees uphold the standards set by the Indiana Real Estate Commission.

The other options do not align with the specific requirements outlined in the regulations governing licensees. For instance, notifying clients, applying for a new license, or attending rehabilitation programs, while potentially relevant to personal circumstances or other professional obligations, do not fulfill the statutory requirement set forth by the Indiana Real Estate Commission.