Under which circumstance might a CWFL be revoked in Florida?

In Florida, a CWFL (Concealed Weapon or Firearm License) may be revoked if the holder is convicted of a felony. This is because a felony conviction deems the individual not eligible to possess a firearm, therefore their license would be revoked. Option A is incorrect because moving out of state does not automatically revoke the license, but the holder would no longer be able to use their CWFL to carry a concealed weapon in Florida. Option B is incorrect because not possessing a firearm does not affect the validity of the CWFL. Option D is incorrect because failing to renew the license on time may result in a late fee, but does not automatically revoke the license.