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Under the Illinois Real Estate License Act of 2000, which of the following correctly describes when a person is legally permitted to perform compensated brokerage activities in Illinois?

Correct Answer

A) Only after IDFPR has issued a valid, active Illinois real estate license.

Option A is correct. Under 225 ILCS 454/5-5 and 454/10-15, a person must hold a valid, active Illinois real estate license issued by IDFPR before performing any act of brokerage for compensation or in expectation of compensation. Completing education, passing the examination, or having a sponsoring broker submit an application does not confer the right to practice — the license itself must be issued and active.

Answer Options
A
Only after IDFPR has issued a valid, active Illinois real estate license.
B
After passing the state licensing examination, even if IDFPR has not yet issued the license.
C
After a sponsoring broker submits the license application on the applicant's behalf, regardless of IDFPR approval status.
D
During a 45-day provisional period that begins automatically once the license application is filed with IDFPR.

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