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David holds a New Jersey salesperson license that is currently on inactive status. His license is approaching its renewal date. Under New Jersey law, which of the following statements correctly describes the CE requirement for David's inactive license renewal?

Correct Answer

B) David may renew his inactive license without completing CE, but must complete 12 hours before reactivating.

Under NJREC regulations (N.J.A.C. 11:5-12.4), licensees who hold their license on inactive status are not required to complete continuing education as a condition of renewing the inactive license. However, before they may reactivate the license to active status and practice real estate, they must satisfy the CE requirements. This allows licensees to maintain their license without practicing while avoiding the CE burden until they are ready to return to active practice.

Answer Options
A
David must complete the full 12 hours of CE before renewing, even though his license is inactive.
B
David may renew his inactive license without completing CE, but must complete 12 hours before reactivating.
C
David is exempt from all CE requirements as long as his license remains on inactive status indefinitely.
D
David must complete 6 hours of CE to renew an inactive license, and 6 more hours when he reactivates.

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