Connecticut License Law
A Connecticut real estate licensee wants to use a trade name other than their legal name in advertising. What is required?
ANo special requirements; any trade name may be used freely
BThe trade name must be registered with the Connecticut Real Estate Commission and must include the broker's business name✓ Correct
COnly brokers may use trade names; salespersons must use their legal names
DA trade name requires approval from the Connecticut Secretary of State only
Explanation
Connecticut allows real estate licensees to use trade names (DBAs), but the trade name must be registered, the advertising must include the broker's licensed business name, and the name cannot mislead the public into believing it is a separate brokerage.
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