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While reviewing a transaction in Navajo County, a salesperson asks whether completing Broker Management Clinic courses will replace the normal salesperson renewal requirement. Each of the following statements about ce and renewal is generally accurate in Arizona, EXCEPT.

Correct Answer

A) every salesperson must complete the full broker management clinic cycle for ordinary renewal

This is the exception. Under A.R.S. § 32-2136; ADRE resources; ADRE Licensing page; A.R.S. § 32-2131; ADRE renewal materials; 2026 ADRE Law Book; ADRE reactivation materials, Arizona does not treat the issue this way. Instead, broker management clinics are associated with broker responsibilities and do not replace the ordinary salesperson CE framework.

Answer Options
A
every salesperson must complete the full broker management clinic cycle for ordinary renewal
B
renewal must occur on or before the last day of the month in which the license was issued
C
a salesperson generally needs twenty-four hours of approved continuing education for renewal
D
Arizona may require additional continuing education when reactivating a license after lengthy inactivity

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