Alabama License Law
An Alabama real estate licensee who changes from one brokerage to another must:
ARetake the licensing examination
BTransfer their license through AREC and begin working only after the transfer is complete✓ Correct
CWork for both brokerages for 30 days during a transition period
DPay a $500 transfer fee to AREC
Explanation
When an Alabama licensee moves to a new brokerage, they must transfer their license through AREC and may only perform licensed activities under the new brokerage after the transfer is effective.
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