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In South Dakota real estate licensing, a currently licensed out-of-state real estate professional seeks an equivalent South Dakota license. What should the candidate remember?

Correct Answer

B) The applicant must register for and pass the South Dakota State Exam and submit the required nonresident application packet, including current license-history documentation

The SDREC nonresident page requires State Exam passage and a certificate of license history dated within the last 30 days. Source basis: South Dakota Real Estate Commission Non-Resident Licensing Information page and SDREC-NONRES APP Rev. 02/2026, checked 2026-04-30: nonresident/equivalent-license applicants register and pass the State Exam, submit a current license-history certificate, original state score report, E&O proof, fingerprints/background check, and application within 60 days; an approved license remains inactive until requested by a responsible broker.

Answer Options
A
A verbal confirmation from the home-state broker replaces license-history documentation
B
The applicant must register for and pass the South Dakota State Exam and submit the required nonresident application packet, including current license-history documentation
C
The applicant automatically receives a South Dakota license without any South Dakota state exam
D
Only a national exam score report is required for the nonresident packet

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