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A licensed salesperson from New Jersey moves to Pennsylvania and applies for a PA license through reciprocity. The SREC determines that NJ's pre-license education is substantially equivalent. The applicant has already passed the National portion of the NJ exam. What must they still do?

Correct Answer

C) Pass only the PA state portion of the licensing exam

Since NJ's education is substantially equivalent and the applicant has passed the National exam, they typically need only pass the PA state portion of the exam. This tests PA-specific knowledge including RELA, Consumer Notice, transfer taxes, and other PA laws.

Answer Options
A
Complete the full 60-hour PA pre-license course and both exam portions
B
Complete a 30-hour PA bridge course and pass both exam portions
C
Pass only the PA state portion of the licensing exam
D
Submit a letter from the NJ Real Estate Commission confirming their license status only

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