Delaware License Law
Under Delaware law, when a licensed salesperson becomes a broker, they must:
AContinue working under their previous employing broker for 6 months
BApply to the Commission for a broker license and may then either affiliate with a broker or open their own office✓ Correct
CPass an additional 50-hour training course
DObtain a new license within 90 days of the exam
Explanation
Once a candidate passes the Delaware broker examination and the Commission issues a broker license, the new broker may affiliate with an existing brokerage or obtain a separate broker's license to operate their own office.
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