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Under TREC rules, a license holder uses a nickname in their advertising instead of their legal name. Under TREC rules, is this permitted?

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C) Yes, as long as the nickname is registered with TREC as an alternate name

Under TREC rules, a license holder may use a nickname or alternate name in advertising, but it must be registered with TREC. This ensures that the public can verify the license holder through TREC's records.

Answer Options
A
No, only the license holder's full legal name may be used in all advertising
B
Yes, any nickname may be used without registration
C
Yes, as long as the nickname is registered with TREC as an alternate name
D
No, nicknames are prohibited in all professional communications in Texas

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