What should not be disclosed to the licensing authority at the time of request submission?

The correct choice highlights that new evidence known to the requestor that impacts eligibility should not be disclosed at the time of request submission. This is because the licensing authority is primarily concerned with ensuring applicants meet specific eligibility criteria based on documented history and information available at the time of submission. Disclosing new evidence that may influence eligibility might complicate the evaluation process or lead to unnecessary delays.

It’s essential that applicants provide a complete and accurate representation of their qualifications, experience, and educational background at the time of application, which is why the other options focus on established components of the application process. Evidence of a past criminal case and details about the educational program are typically required to assess suitability. Similarly, documentation for professional experience is an essential part of verifying an applicant's qualifications and compliance with licensing standards.