Alaska License LawIntermediateAlaska Exam
An Alaska licensee who has been convicted of a felony involving fraud must report this conviction to the Commission within:
A10 days
B30 daysCorrect
C60 days
D90 days
Why 30 days Is Correct
Answer B: 30 days
Alaska requires licensees to report criminal convictions, including felonies involving fraud, to the Alaska Real Estate Commission within 30 days of the conviction. Failure to report is itself a violation subject to disciplinary action.
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