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How does the Georgia Real Estate Commission handle continuing education requirements for nonresident licensees?

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B) Nonresident licensees may satisfy Georgia CE through their resident-state CE when GREC's qualifying conditions are met.

Under GREC Rule 520-2-.03, Georgia provides a nonresident CE provision that allows licensees holding an active license in another state to satisfy Georgia's CE requirement through their resident-state continuing education, provided specific qualifying conditions established by GREC are met. This is not a blanket exemption—it is a conditional reciprocity mechanism.

Answer Options
A
The broker-specific 18-hour CE requirement replaces the entire 36-hour requirement for nonresident brokers.
B
Nonresident licensees may satisfy Georgia CE through their resident-state CE when GREC's qualifying conditions are met.
C
Nonresident licensees must complete a separate statewide ethics course in addition to their home-state CE.
D
The 25-hour Sales Postlicense course fully satisfies all first-renewal CE obligations for nonresident salespersons.

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