Temporary medical disqualification results in requalification within how many days?

• A. 365 days
• B. 180 days
• C. 90 days
• D. 730 days

Answer: (A)

When a medical issue causes a temporary disqualification, you must complete requalification within a fixed window to show you’ve regained fitness. That window is 365 days, about one year. It gives enough time for recovery and any needed medical follow-up, while still keeping the process timely so you can return to duty once properly cleared. If you don’t requalify within that year, you’d typically go through a more extensive medical reconsideration or reinstatement process. The other durations—six months, three months, or two years—don’t align with this standard one-year window.