; or (II) factors that suggest that, if issued a license, the individual could potentially create a risk to public safety; (H) upon denial of an application or renewal of a firearms license, or upon revoking or suspending a firearms license, based on a determination of unsuitability described in subparagraph (G), the applicant or licensee shall be notified in writing, setting forth the specific reasons for the determination; (I) any applicant or holder of a firearms license aggrieved by a denial, suspension, or revocation of a license may, within a reasonable time period, file a petition to obtain judicial review in the relevant court having jurisdiction in the unit of local government in which— (i) the applicant filed the application; or (ii) the license was issued; (J) in the case of judicial review of a denial, revocation, or suspension under subparagraph (I), the court may order a license to be issued or reinstated to the petitioner if the court finds— (i) no reasonable ground for denying, revoking, or suspending the license; and (ii) that the petitioner is not prohibited by law from possessing a license; (K) upon revocation, suspension, or denial of a firearms license, the individual whose license was so revoked, suspended, or denied shall surrender all firearms and ammunition in the possession of the individual to the licensing authority, unless an appeal of the revocation or suspension is pending; (L) for a firearms dealer license, the licensing authority shall conduct an investigation into the criminal history of the applicant, which may include— (i) an interview with the applicant; and (ii) a fingerprint-based background check; (M) a firearms dealers licensee shall— (i) maintain a permanent place of business and ensure that the permanent place of business is— (I) not a residence or dwelling; (II) the same location identified on the licensee's license; (III) the only location wherein all transactions are conducted; and (IV) the location wherein all records required to be kept shall be so kept