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Greg holds a Virginia salesperson license and is approaching the end of his first license term. He completed 30 hours of post-license education and also completed 16 hours of continuing education during the same term, hoping to get ahead. When he renews for his second term, which of the following correctly describes his CE standing?

Correct Answer

D) Greg must complete a new 16 hours of CE during his second license term before his second renewal

Under Virginia regulations (18 VAC 135-20-180), continuing education hours must be completed during the applicable license term to satisfy that term's renewal requirement. CE hours completed during the first license term cannot be carried forward to satisfy the second renewal's CE requirement. Greg must complete a fresh 16 hours of CE during his second license term.

Answer Options
A
Greg's 16 CE hours carry over and he has no CE obligation for his second renewal
B
Greg's second renewal CE requirement is reduced to 8 hours because he completed 16 hours during the first term
C
Greg's 16 CE hours satisfy the second renewal requirement because they were completed before the renewal deadline
D
Greg must complete a new 16 hours of CE during his second license term before his second renewal

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