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Which South Dakota licensing rule applies when a candidate passes the required South Dakota examination and delays filing the license application?

Correct Answer

C) The completed license application must be filed within 60 days after the exam report/passing the last required portion, or the score becomes void for a late application

The CIB and 02/2026 nonresident application state a 60-day application filing period after passing the exam. Source basis: SDREC Nonresident Real Estate Broker Application Rev. 02/2026, checked 2026-04-30: application after the state exam must be filed within 60 days; missing documents return the application; approved license remains inactive until a responsible broker requests association; active licensees need E&O insurance.

Answer Options
A
The candidate has exactly one year after passing to file the license application
B
A broker can revive an expired score without Commission review
C
The completed license application must be filed within 60 days after the exam report/passing the last required portion, or the score becomes void for a late application
D
The exam score remains valid indefinitely even if no application is filed

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