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A New York real estate salesperson's license expired 26 months ago. The licensee never submitted a renewal application and did not complete any continuing education during that period. What must this person do to legally practice real estate in New York again?

Correct Answer

C) Complete the required pre-licensing education and pass the New York state licensing examination

Under NY Real Property Law §441-b, a license that has been expired for more than two years cannot be renewed or reactivated through any administrative process. The licensee must begin the licensing process from the start — completing the required pre-licensing education (75 hours for salespersons) and passing the New York state licensing examination — as though applying for an original license.

Answer Options
A
Submit the overdue renewal application with a late fee and proof of completed CE hours
B
Complete 22.5 hours of continuing education and pay a reactivation fee to DOS
C
Complete the required pre-licensing education and pass the New York state licensing examination
D
Apply for a license reinstatement within the two-year grace period before it fully lapses

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