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Sandra is a New Jersey real estate salesperson whose license expired on June 30. She did not renew because she was dealing with a family illness. She now wants to reactivate her license. Under NJREC regulations, if her license has been expired for more than two years, what must Sandra do to obtain a new active license?

Correct Answer

C) Retake and pass the New Jersey real estate salesperson licensing examination and apply for a new license.

Under N.J.S.A. 45:15-9 and NJREC regulations, a salesperson whose license has been expired for more than two years cannot simply renew or reinstate the expired license. The licensee must retake and pass the New Jersey real estate salesperson licensing examination and apply for a new license as if applying for the first time. The two-year window is the outer limit for reinstatement without retesting.

Answer Options
A
Pay the late renewal fee and submit proof of 12 completed CE hours to reactivate her existing license.
B
Apply for reinstatement by paying a reinstatement fee and completing 24 hours of CE to cover the missed cycle.
C
Retake and pass the New Jersey real estate salesperson licensing examination and apply for a new license.
D
Submit a written petition to the NJREC for a hardship waiver and complete 12 hours of CE within 90 days.

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