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During a brokerage meeting in Evanston, Quinn Keller left one sponsoring broker on Monday and found another on Tuesday but never completed the new sponsorship registration. What is the best answer under current Illinois law or practice?

Correct Answer

C) The broker should not practice under the new firm until the new sponsorship is properly certified and registered with the Department.

A broker's authority to practice through a new office depends on the new sponsorship becoming effective with the Department.

Answer Options
A
The broker may practice immediately because the broker license itself never changes offices.
B
The broker may practice after verbally informing the old sponsor of the move.
C
The broker should not practice under the new firm until the new sponsorship is properly certified and registered with the Department.
D
The broker may practice after the next monthly office meeting, even if the Department file is not updated.

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