Arizona License Law
Under Arizona Commissioner's Rules, a licensee must provide a written agency disclosure to a client:
AOnly when the client asks for it in writing
BAt the first substantive contact, before any confidential information is exchanged✓ Correct
CAt the time the purchase contract is signed
DOnly if the transaction involves a purchase price above $100,000
Explanation
Arizona requires written agency disclosure at the first substantive contact — before any confidential information is exchanged — so the client understands whom the licensee represents.
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