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A real estate licensee holds an active license in another state and also holds a nonresident Georgia license. How does Georgia handle the continuing education requirement for this nonresident licensee?

Correct Answer

A) Nonresident licensees may satisfy Georgia CE through the qualifying rule that allows credit for their resident-state CE when specified conditions are met.

Under GREC Rule 520-1-.05 and Rule 520-2-.03, Georgia provides a qualifying rule that allows nonresident licensees to receive credit for CE completed in their resident state, provided certain conditions are met (such as the home state having comparable CE requirements). This is not a blanket exemption—it is a conditional reciprocity provision that still requires the licensee to demonstrate compliance.

Answer Options
A
Nonresident licensees may satisfy Georgia CE through the qualifying rule that allows credit for their resident-state CE when specified conditions are met.
B
Nonresident licensees are completely exempt from all Georgia CE requirements for the duration of their nonresident status.
C
Nonresident licensees must complete the full 36 hours of Georgia-specific CE and cannot use any out-of-state coursework.
D
Nonresident licensees need only file proof of an active license in their home state, with no CE of any kind required.

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