Who is notified in the event of revocation or suspension of a registration certificate?

The notification of the revocation or suspension of a registration certificate is directed to the register of deeds of each affected county. This is critical because the register of deeds maintains official public records, including those related to property and surveying. By informing the register, the relevant authorities ensure that the changes in the surveyor’s registration status are properly documented and accessible for public scrutiny.

This action helps maintain transparency and upholds ethical standards within the profession, ensuring that anyone searching for a surveyor's credentials can find accurate and current information. It also aids counties in monitoring the qualifications of individuals conducting surveying work within their jurisdiction, maintaining public safety and compliance with legal requirements.

The other options do not align with the established protocols for notification about credentials. For example, while colleagues and media might be interested in such changes, they do not have the official capacity to maintain or inform public records, nor does the state governor directly engage with the specifics of individual registration status.