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Under the Illinois License Act of 2000, at what point may an individual legally begin performing brokerage activities on behalf of another person?

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A) Only after a valid, active Illinois license has been issued and is on file with IDFPR

The Illinois License Act of 2000 (225 ILCS 454) prohibits any person from performing acts of real estate brokerage unless they hold a valid, active Illinois license issued by IDFPR. Completion of education, passage of the examination, or a sponsoring broker's agreement are all necessary steps toward licensure but do not individually or collectively authorize practice. The license itself must be issued and active before any brokerage activity may occur.

Answer Options
A
Only after a valid, active Illinois license has been issued and is on file with IDFPR
B
After a sponsoring broker provides written supervision authorization, even if the license has not yet been issued
C
After passing the state licensing examination, regardless of whether a license has been issued
D
After completing all prelicense education, during a 90-day provisional practice window

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