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A broker's sponsorship with a new sponsoring broker has been agreed upon privately, but the sponsoring broker has not yet submitted any documentation to IDFPR. Under the Illinois License Act of 2000, which statement best describes the broker's authority to practice under the new firm?

Correct Answer

C) The broker may not practice under the new firm until the sponsoring broker certifies the sponsorship to IDFPR and it is registered.

Under the Illinois License Act of 2000, a sponsorship becomes effective for purposes of practice only when the sponsoring broker certifies it to IDFPR and it is registered with the Department. A private agreement, written confirmation, or informal arrangement between the parties has no legal effect on the broker's authority to practice under the new firm.

Answer Options
A
The broker may practice immediately, because the private agreement between the parties creates a valid sponsorship.
B
The broker may practice once the new sponsoring broker provides written confirmation to the broker, even without Department filing.
C
The broker may not practice under the new firm until the sponsoring broker certifies the sponsorship to IDFPR and it is registered.
D
The broker may practice under the new firm for up to 30 days before registration is required, provided the old sponsorship has been terminated.

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