Connecticut License Law
A Connecticut real estate broker relocates their principal office to a new address. What must the broker do?
ANothing; the address on file is not important
BNotify the Connecticut Real Estate Commission of the new address within 10 days✓ Correct
CApply for a new broker's license at the new address
DNotify only the MLS of the address change
Explanation
Connecticut licensees are required to notify the Commission promptly—within 10 days—of any change of business address. Failure to maintain a current address on file can result in disciplinary action.
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