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Which Missouri licensing rule applies when MREC reviews an application that is incomplete, contains false information, or shows conduct listed in the discipline statute?

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C) MREC may deny the license or examination right, must give written reasons and administrative hearing rights, and may rely on Chapter 339 grounds such as false or fraudulent representations or other listed misconduct

20 CSR 2250-3.010 permits denial for incomplete, false, misleading, or incorrectly paid applications, and RSMo 339.080/339.100 allow refusal for listed misconduct with written notice and administrative hearing rights. Source basis: Missouri Revisor of Statutes, RSMo 339.080 and 339.100, checked 2026-04-30: the commission may refuse examination or licensure for acts in 339.100 or prior revocation and must give written denial reasons and administrative hearing rights; 339.100 lists license-law violations including false/fraudulent applications, representing another broker without consent, accepting compensation from someone other than the associated broker, and listed criminal/adjudication grounds.

Answer Options
A
A denial requires no written notice because application review is informal
B
Only trust-account violations can ever support refusal or discipline
C
MREC may deny the license or examination right, must give written reasons and administrative hearing rights, and may rely on Chapter 339 grounds such as false or fraudulent representations or other listed misconduct
D
MREC must issue the license once the applicant pays, even if the application is false

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