If an applicant desires to avoid withdrawal, how many days do they have to submit a request for denial?

The correct answer is 360 days. In Arizona, applicants who wish to avoid withdrawal of their application must submit a request for denial within 360 days from the date of their application. This extended timeframe is intended to provide applicants ample opportunity to pursue their application, allowing them to evaluate their circumstances and decide whether to formally withdraw or maintain their application status. This provision ensures that applicants have one full year to make their decision, which is more accommodating than shorter periods that might not fully consider the complexities or delays applicants may face throughout the application process.

The other choices represent shorter timeframes that do not allow for the same level of consideration and reflection for the applicant, which is why they are not suitable under the regulations governing the application process in Arizona.