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A real estate licensee in Utah changes their affiliated brokerage. What must the licensee do?

Correct Answer

B) Have the departing principal broker release the license and the new principal broker sponsor the licensee through the Division of Real Estate's online system

When a Utah licensee changes brokerages, the departing principal broker must release the licensee's license through the Division of Real Estate's online licensing system (RELMS). The new principal broker then sponsors and activates the licensee in the system. The licensee's license is placed on inactive status during the transition and the licensee may not engage in real estate activity until the transfer is fully completed and the license is active under the new brokerage.

Answer Options
A
Nothing; the Division of Real Estate is automatically notified
B
Have the departing principal broker release the license and the new principal broker sponsor the licensee through the Division of Real Estate's online system
C
Retake the state licensing exam
D
Wait 90 days before affiliating with a new brokerage

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Related Topics:

RELMS (Real Estate Licensing Management System)Principal broker responsibilitiesLicense inactive statusUtah Code §61-2fBrokerage affiliation requirements

Key Terms:

RELMSlicense transferprincipal brokerinactive statusbrokerage changeUtah Division of Real Estate

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