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David completed a 3-hour course on New York agency law, but later discovered the course was offered by a provider whose DOS approval had been suspended for two weeks during the time he took the course. The provider's approval was subsequently reinstated. How will this affect his CE credit?

Correct Answer

D) The course does not count and he must retake it from an approved provider

Courses taken during any period when a provider's DOS approval is suspended do not count toward CE requirements, even if the suspension is later lifted. The provider must have active approval at the time the course is completed.

Answer Options
A
The course counts for full credit since the suspension was temporary
B
The course counts for partial credit based on the suspension period
C
The course counts if he can provide documentation of the provider's reinstatement
D
The course does not count and he must retake it from an approved provider

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