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Which Alaska rule applies when an Alaska licensee also holds an out-of-state license that is restricted, suspended, or revoked?

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B) The Alaska licensee must inform the commission within five calendar days after receiving notice of the other jurisdiction action

12 AAC 64.085 requires notice to the commission within five calendar days when an out-of-state real estate license is revoked, suspended, or restricted. Source basis: Alaska DCCED Real Estate Commission official Statutes and Regulations page and RECregulations.pdf: AS 08.88 and 12 AAC 64 govern Alaska real estate practice; cited rules include 12 AAC 64.059, 64.063, 64.064, 64.071, 64.075, 64.085, and 64.099; checked 2026-04-30.

Answer Options
A
A private brokerage policy may waive the state licensing requirement.
B
The Alaska licensee must inform the commission within five calendar days after receiving notice of the other jurisdiction action
C
The applicant may begin licensed practice as soon as a brokerage offers informal sponsorship.
D
The rule is only a national exam concept and is not tested in Alaska state law.

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