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A qualifying broker in Alabama is reviewing a temporary salesperson has not completed the original-license process by the end of the first six months. Which answer follows Alabama law?

Correct Answer

A) The temporary license remains valid only on inactive status for the remaining six months of the one-year period

Alabama Administrative Code 790-X-2-.03 makes the second six months of a temporary salesperson license inactive-only. Source basis: Alabama Administrative Code Chapter 790-X-2: temporary salesperson license timing, active/inactive temporary status, transfer during the first six months, activation of inactive license, renewal-transfer distinction, and return of license rules. Checked 2026-04-30.

Answer Options
A
The temporary license remains valid only on inactive status for the remaining six months of the one-year period
B
The Alabama requirement can be waived by the salesperson or sponsoring company.
C
The rule is only a national exam concept and is not part of the Alabama state portion.
D
The licensee may keep practicing while the missing license-status or education step is pending.

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