The identification card issued by the agency to all its partners, principal corporate officers, and all licensed employees must specify:

• A. The agency logo
• B. Only the license number
• C. Only the employee name
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Identification credentials should clearly show who is authorized, who issued the credential, and that the person is duly licensed. For an identification card issued to partners, principal corporate officers, and licensed employees, including the agency logo, the license number, and the employee’s name ensures the card can be verified, authenticated, and traced. The agency logo ties the card to the issuing organization, the license number allows quick verification of licensure with the appropriate board, and the employee name identifies exactly who holds the credential. If any one element is missing, verification becomes harder: a logo alone doesn’t prove identity or licensure, a license number alone doesn’t identify the person, and a name alone needs additional verification. Together, all three provide complete, verifiable identification, so all of the above is the best answer.