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For the Alabama salesperson state portion, a broker will qualify more than one company operating from the same address. Which statement is correct?

Correct Answer

A) A company may permit its qualifying broker to be qualifying broker for another company at the same location

Alabama Administrative Code 790-X-2-.04 allows same-location companies to share a qualifying broker when permission is granted. Source basis: Alabama Code Section 34-27-32 and 34-27-34, Alabama Administrative Code Chapter 790-X-2, and AREC official law pages: qualifying broker supervision, broker/company/branch licensing, place of business, signage, multiple qualifying-broker roles, and temporary qualifying broker after death or disability. Checked 2026-04-30.

Answer Options
A
A company may permit its qualifying broker to be qualifying broker for another company at the same location
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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