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Maria recently passed the Washington real estate broker examination and wants to activate her license. She has not yet affiliated with a real estate firm. Under RCW Chapter 18.85, in what status will her license be held until she affiliates with a Designated Broker?

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D) Inactive status, allowing no real estate activity

Under RCW 18.85, a broker license that is not affiliated with a Designated Broker is placed on inactive status. While on inactive status, the licensee may not engage in any real estate brokerage activity. The license remains valid but cannot be used until the broker affiliates with a licensed firm and a Designated Broker activates the license.

Answer Options
A
Provisional status, allowing limited real estate activity under DOL supervision
B
Suspended status, pending DOL review of her application
C
Cancelled status, requiring her to retake the examination
D
Inactive status, allowing no real estate activity

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