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Under Illinois law, within how many days must a sponsoring broker report a change in designated managing broker to IDFPR?

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A) 15 days

Under 225 ILCS 454/17-15, a sponsoring broker must report any change in designated managing broker to the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) within 15 days of the change. This requirement ensures IDFPR maintains accurate, current records of who holds supervisory responsibility over each licensed office.

Answer Options
A
15 days
B
5 business days
C
30 days
D
Only at the next license renewal period

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