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For the North Dakota salesperson state portion, a reciprocal or nonresident North Dakota licensee asks where CE must be satisfied. Which statement is correct?

Correct Answer

C) Nonresident and reciprocal licensees must meet CE requirements in their state of residence only

NDREC Education states that nonresident and reciprocal licensees meet CE requirements in their state of residence only. Source basis: North Dakota Real Estate Commission official Education page for the 2025-2026 CE cycle: resident active licensees generally need 12 elective CE hours, there is no grace period, nonresident/reciprocal licensees meet CE in the residence state, and inactive reactivation requires applicable CE. Checked 2026-04-30.

Answer Options
A
The responsible broker may waive the Commission licensing requirement.
B
This is only a national-practice concept and is not tested on the North Dakota state portion.
C
Nonresident and reciprocal licensees must meet CE requirements in their state of residence only
D
The applicant may perform licensed activities as soon as coursework or testing is complete.

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