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Maria has just passed her Oklahoma real estate license exam and wants to begin practicing real estate immediately. Under Oklahoma law, what must Maria do before she can legally engage in real estate brokerage activities?

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B) Affiliate her Sales Associate license with a licensed Oklahoma Broker before conducting any real estate activities

Under Title 59 O.S. § 858-301 and OREC regulations, a Sales Associate in Oklahoma must affiliate with a licensed Broker before engaging in any real estate brokerage activities. The Sales Associate license is issued in the name of the sponsoring Broker, and the Sales Associate cannot operate independently. This is a fundamental requirement of Oklahoma's licensing structure.

Answer Options
A
Register her license with the Oklahoma Secretary of State and begin practicing independently
B
Affiliate her Sales Associate license with a licensed Oklahoma Broker before conducting any real estate activities
C
Complete an additional 30-hour post-license course before affiliating with any broker
D
Obtain a provisional Sales Associate license from OREC valid for 90 days before full affiliation

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