Colorado License Law
A Colorado broker's license was revoked for fraud. After the revocation, the broker may apply for reinstatement:
AAfter 6 months with proof of additional education
BAfter the time period specified in the Commission's order and upon showing rehabilitation✓ Correct
CImmediately if they pay a reinstatement fee
DNever — revocation is permanent in Colorado
Explanation
In Colorado, a person whose license has been revoked may apply for reinstatement after the time period specified in the Commission's revocation order (if any) and upon demonstrating rehabilitation and fitness to hold a license. The Commission reviews each case individually.
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