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In April 2026, Hayden Patel asks when the dual-agency disclosure form must be presented to a client. What is the most accurate answer under current Illinois rules?

Correct Answer

C) It must be presented when the brokerage agreement is entered into, although the client may sign then or any time before the licensee acts as a dual agent.

Illinois ties presentation of the dual-agency disclosure form to the brokerage-agreement stage, even though signing may occur later so long as it happens before dual agency actually begins.

Answer Options
A
It may first be presented after closing if both clients were satisfied with the transaction.
B
It must be presented only when the title company issues the commitment, under the rule stated in this choice.
C
It must be presented when the brokerage agreement is entered into, although the client may sign then or any time before the licensee acts as a dual agent.
D
It must be presented only if the transaction becomes litigated, as this answer frames the Illinois rule.

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