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Patricia holds a Washington Broker license and has been actively licensed for exactly three years. She applies for a Managing Broker license, completes the required education, and passes the Managing Broker exam. The DOL denies her application. Which of the following is the most likely reason for the denial?

Correct Answer

D) Patricia's three years of experience may not satisfy the requirement if any portion was spent on inactive status.

Under RCW 18.85 and associated WAC rules, the three-year experience requirement for Managing Broker applicants requires three years of active licensure — meaning the license must have been in active status during that period. If any portion of Patricia's three years was spent on inactive status, those periods would not count toward the experience requirement, potentially disqualifying her application despite having been licensed for three calendar years.

Answer Options
A
Patricia did not submit proof of errors and omissions insurance before applying.
B
Patricia's three years of active licensure must have been as a full-time, not part-time, Broker.
C
Patricia does not yet meet the experience requirement because the three-year minimum requires active licensure beyond the initial three-year period.
D
Patricia's three years of experience may not satisfy the requirement if any portion was spent on inactive status.

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