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Patricia is a Virginia salesperson who received her license on July 1, 2023. She is concerned about meeting her education requirements. Under Virginia law, what is the correct sequence of education obligations Patricia must fulfill?

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B) Complete 30 hours of post-license education before her first renewal, then 16 hours of CE before each subsequent renewal.

Under Virginia law (18 VAC 135-20-105 and 18 VAC 135-20-135), the correct sequence is: (1) complete 30 hours of post-license education during the first license term before the first renewal, and (2) complete 16 hours of VREB-approved continuing education before each subsequent renewal. These are sequential, not simultaneous, obligations.

Answer Options
A
Complete 16 hours of CE before her first renewal, then 30 hours of post-license education before her second renewal.
B
Complete 30 hours of post-license education before her first renewal, then 16 hours of CE before each subsequent renewal.
C
Complete 30 hours of post-license education and 16 hours of CE simultaneously before her first renewal.
D
Complete 16 hours of CE before each renewal with no separate post-license education requirement.

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