Which action triggers a revised license?

Which action triggers a revised license?

• A. Change of employer, home address, or mailing address
• B. Change of corporate officers
• C. Change of name
• D. Change of business entity type

Answer: (A)

Licensing records must stay current so regulators and clients know who is authorized to operate and where to reach them. When the employing broker changes, the license must reflect the new supervising broker and employer affiliation, which requires reissuing or revising the license. Likewise, the official address on file—home or mailing—needs to be up to date, so a change here triggers a revised license to ensure notices and communications reach the licensee. Other changes involve internal organization or identity rather than the licensing status used for supervision and notices, so they do not automatically require a revised license in this context.

Licensing records must stay current so regulators and clients know who is authorized to operate and where to reach them. When the employing broker changes, the license must reflect the new supervising broker and employer affiliation, which requires reissuing or revising the license. Likewise, the official address on file—home or mailing—needs to be up to date, so a change here triggers a revised license to ensure notices and communications reach the licensee.

Other changes involve internal organization or identity rather than the licensing status used for supervision and notices, so they do not automatically require a revised license in this context.