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A salesperson candidate passed the New York licensing examination 18 months ago but never applied for a license. She now wishes to apply. Which statement correctly describes the validity of her examination results and 77-hour course completion?

Correct Answer

B) The examination results are still valid, but she must retake the 77-hour course before applying

New York DOS examination results are valid for two years (24 months) from the date of passing. At 18 months, the examination results remain valid. However, DOS requires that the 77-hour qualifying course have been completed within the two years preceding the license application; if the course was completed more than two years before application, it must be retaken. Since the course was completed at least 18 months ago and no license was issued, candidates should verify the course completion date — but the examination itself is still within its 24-month validity window.

Answer Options
A
Both the examination and the 77-hour course completion remain valid because neither has an expiration date
B
The examination results are still valid, but she must retake the 77-hour course before applying
C
The examination results have expired, but the 77-hour course completion remains valid indefinitely
D
Both the examination results and the 77-hour course completion have expired and must be repeated

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