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David is a licensed Sales Associate in Texas who has recently moved to Oklahoma and wants to practice real estate here. He contacts OREC to inquire about transferring his Texas license to Oklahoma. Which of the following most accurately describes the Oklahoma license reciprocity process for David?

Correct Answer

B) Oklahoma may grant a license by endorsement to out-of-state licensees who meet OREC's requirements, but David must still apply to OREC and may need to pass the Oklahoma state portion of the exam

Oklahoma offers a license by endorsement (reciprocity) process for out-of-state licensees under OREC regulations implementing Title 59 O.S. § 858-302. However, reciprocity is not automatic, and applicants must apply to OREC, demonstrate they hold a current license in good standing in another state, and typically must pass the Oklahoma state portion of the exam to demonstrate knowledge of Oklahoma-specific laws and regulations. Full automatic transfer without any requirements does not exist.

Answer Options
A
Oklahoma has full reciprocity with all states, so David's Texas license automatically transfers to Oklahoma upon notification to OREC
B
Oklahoma may grant a license by endorsement to out-of-state licensees who meet OREC's requirements, but David must still apply to OREC and may need to pass the Oklahoma state portion of the exam
C
Oklahoma has no reciprocity with any other state, so David must complete all 90 hours of pre-license education and pass both portions of the exam
D
Oklahoma reciprocity applies only to brokers, so David must upgrade to a broker license in Texas before transferring to Oklahoma

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