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A candidate completed the required 77-hour salesperson pre-licensing course but did not sit for the New York State licensing examination within eight months of course completion. What must the candidate do to meet the education requirement for licensure?

Correct Answer

C) Retake the entire 77-hour pre-licensing course from a DOS-approved school

Under NY Real Property Law §441-a and DOS regulations, a pre-licensing course completion certificate is valid for only eight months from the date of completion. If the candidate does not pass the licensing examination within that eight-month window, the certificate expires and the full 77-hour course must be retaken from a DOS-approved school before the candidate may sit for the examination again.

Answer Options
A
Submit proof of course completion and proceed directly to the examination
B
Complete 22.5 hours of continuing education to refresh the expired coursework
C
Retake the entire 77-hour pre-licensing course from a DOS-approved school
D
Pass a DOS-administered equivalency examination in lieu of repeating the course

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