After-Test Procedures Flashcards
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A NY real estate salesperson who is convicted of a felony after receiving their license must:
Answer: Notify the DOS of the conviction
NY licensees are required to report criminal convictions to the DOS, which then determines whether disciplinary action is warranted.
The NY real estate exam passing score is a scaled score of:
Answer: 70
The NY real estate salesperson licensing exam requires a minimum scaled score of 70 to pass.
Which statement best describes the relationship between the 77-hour pre-licensing certificate and the exam score?
Answer: Both are required before a license application can be submitted
An applicant must have both a valid 77-hour course completion certificate and a passing exam score to submit a license application.
A NY salesperson's sponsoring broker dies suddenly. The salesperson must:
Answer: Stop all real estate activities immediately and find a new broker
When a sponsoring broker is no longer licensed (including through death), the salesperson's license becomes inactive and they must find a new broker to reactivate it.
How does a NY licensee access their license record and renewal information through the state system?
Answer: Through the eAccessNY online portal
The NY DOS eAccessNY portal allows licensees to view records, renew licenses, and update information online.
If a NY salesperson's license is revoked, how long must they wait before reapplying?
Answer: The DOS specifies the period in the revocation order
The DOS specifies any waiting or bar period in the revocation order; there is no single fixed waiting period for all revocations.
A NY real estate salesperson who wants to become a broker must meet which requirement BEFORE applying?
Answer: Have at least 2 years of full-time salesperson experience and complete broker education
NY broker applicants must have at least 2 years of qualifying full-time salesperson experience and complete 120 hours of broker pre-licensing education.