What must an applicant do if they feel the Board has unjustly rejected their application?

When an applicant feels that their application has been unjustly rejected by the Delaware Funeral Board, the correct course of action is to appeal to the Superior Court. This option is available as it provides a legal framework for challenging administrative decisions made by boards or regulatory bodies. By appealing to the Superior Court, the applicant can seek a judicial review of the Board's decision, allowing for an objective assessment of whether the Board acted within its authority and followed proper procedures in denying the application. This step is crucial in ensuring that applicants have access to fair legal recourse in cases where they believe an error has occurred in the evaluation of their qualifications or the application process.

In contrast, seeking a re-evaluation from the Board may not effectively address the concern, as it involves the same entity whose decision is being questioned. A complaint with the Attorney General may pertain to broader issues of misconduct but doesn’t directly address the individual's application rejection. Additionally, while seeking legal counsel can be a valuable step in navigating the process, it does not directly resolve the issue of the rejection and may not provide the legal remedy the applicant is seeking. Therefore, appealing to the Superior Court is the most direct and effective means for the applicant to address their concerns.