What is required to use a STAR at your destination?

Using a Standard Terminal Arrival Route (STAR) at a destination requires that the STAR identifier be the last fix entered on the route of flight. This means that when you are planning your aircraft's approach and arrival procedures, the STAR must be correctly sequenced so that it leads into the terminal airspace and interfaces appropriately with the final approach.

In practice, this ensures that the flight plan is effectively integrating the arrival procedures as specified to streamline traffic flow into busy airports. By entering the STAR identifier as the last point of your route, you are following the prescribed navigation plan that air traffic control expects, which helps maintain safety and efficiency.

The other options may involve other relevant concepts of approach procedures, but they do not correctly describe the requirement to utilize a STAR. Ensuring that the last fix in the filed route aligns with the STAR identifier is essential for proper navigation and compliance with air traffic control instructions.