Under what circumstance may an application be considered incomplete?

An application for a license may be considered incomplete if required court documents are not provided because these documents are essential for verifying the applicant's background and eligibility for licensure. This verification process is crucial to ensure that all legal and regulatory standards are met before granting a license. Without these documents, the reviewing authority cannot make an informed decision regarding the applicant's suitability, which can lead to denial or delays in processing the application.

Regarding the other options, while they do imply conditions that may impact the completeness of an application, the most critical factor in this context is typically the provision of required court documents, as it directly relates to the legal standing of the applicant. Missing fingerprints or an unpaid examination fee could also contribute to an incomplete application, but those scenarios typically lead to procedural requirements that can often be remedied separately without failing the overall assessment of eligibility based on legal documentation.