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Under RELA, a Pennsylvania salesperson applicant has completed all pre-licensing education and submitted their license application. The SREC discovers the applicant was previously denied a license in another state for fraud. How will the SREC handle this?

Correct Answer

C) The SREC will consider the out-of-state denial as part of its evaluation of the applicant's character and fitness for licensure

Under RELA, the SREC considers an applicant's complete licensing history, including actions taken by other states. An out-of-state denial for fraud would be a significant factor in evaluating character and fitness for licensure.

Answer Options
A
The SREC automatically approves the application because the denial was in another state
B
The SREC ignores out-of-state licensing history entirely
C
The SREC will consider the out-of-state denial as part of its evaluation of the applicant's character and fitness for licensure
D
The SREC must deny the application for a minimum of 10 years from the out-of-state denial

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