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A licensee who holds a Georgia real estate license but resides in another state asks about fulfilling Georgia's continuing education (CE) requirements. Which statement correctly describes how Georgia handles CE for nonresident licensees?

Correct Answer

D) Nonresident licensees may satisfy Georgia CE by meeting their resident state's CE requirements, provided the conditions of Georgia's nonresident CE rule are met.

Under GREC Rule 520-2-.03 and related provisions, Georgia recognizes that nonresident licensees may fulfill their Georgia CE obligation by satisfying the CE requirements of their home state, but only when specific conditions are met (e.g., the home state has comparable CE requirements). This is not a blanket waiver—it is a conditional reciprocity provision that still ensures nonresidents maintain adequate education standards.

Answer Options
A
Georgia waives all CE requirements for nonresident licensees, so they never need to complete any continuing education.
B
Nonresident licensees must complete the identical Georgia-approved CE courses that resident licensees take, with no alternative permitted.
C
Nonresident licensees are only required to complete Georgia's License Law hours and are exempt from all other CE topics.
D
Nonresident licensees may satisfy Georgia CE by meeting their resident state's CE requirements, provided the conditions of Georgia's nonresident CE rule are met.

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