What happens if you are issued a license that you didn't qualify for?

When a license is issued to an individual who does not meet the necessary qualifications, the appropriate action is for that license to be canceled. This ensures that only those who fulfill the requirements and demonstrate the necessary skills and knowledge are permitted to drive legally. The cancellation serves as a protective measure for public safety, as it prevents unqualified individuals from operating a vehicle, which could pose risks to themselves and others on the road.

The other options suggest scenarios that do not align with the responsibilities of licensing authorities, such as allowing the license to remain valid or converting it to a learner's permit without addressing the core issue of qualification.