What should a licensee do if they change their address outside the designated notification period?

A licensee is required to notify the Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) as soon as possible after changing their address, regardless of the designated notification period. This prompt action ensures that the agency has up-to-date contact information for the licensee, which is important for legal notices, updates regarding regulations, and other essential communications. Failing to notify CPW could lead to potential problems, such as missed renewals or important information regarding regulatory changes.

The other options do not fulfill the requirement of timely notification. Ignoring the change can lead to significant consequences, including legal ramifications. Waiting until the next renewal misses the opportunity to provide current information, which could affect the licensee's ability to effectively operate within the laws of falconry. Updating an address on social media is not an official method of communication with CPW and would not fulfill the notification requirement. Therefore, notifying CPW promptly is the best course of action to ensure compliance with regulations.