A licensee doing business under any name other than the licensee's legal name shall notify the

An indemnitor is a party that provides a guarantee or assurance against loss or damage. This term relates more to contractual obligations rather than business naming conventions. Therefore, notifying an indemnitor about a name change does not align with regulatory requirements related to the licensing of businesses.

A defendant is typically a party being accused or sued in a legal context. This term does not apply to the notification process concerning business names. There is no obligation for a licensee to inform a defendant about changes in their business name, as this does not pertain to regulatory compliance.

Prospective insureds refer to individuals or entities considering insurance coverage from a provider. While they should be informed about the business entity they are dealing with, the formal requirement to notify about a name change falls under regulatory guidelines directed at the licensing authority, not at prospective clients.