Agency
Under Alaska law, when must a licensee provide the agency disclosure?
AAt or before signing any agency or listing agreement✓ Correct
BOnly at closing
CAfter the purchase agreement is fully executed
DOnly if the client requests it
Explanation
Alaska requires licensees to provide the written agency disclosure at or before entering into any agency agreement or first substantive service, ensuring clients understand the relationship from the outset.
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