New Jersey License Law
Under NJ law, a real estate licensee who wishes to practice in NJ under a different name than their legal name must:
ASimply start using the new name
BFile a trade name registration with the NJREC and ensure all advertising identifies the licensed broker✓ Correct
CGet court approval for a legal name change
DNotify only the local Board of Realtors
Explanation
Operating under a trade name (DBA) in NJ requires the licensee to file the trade name with the NJREC. All advertising must still identify the licensed broker or brokerage responsible for the real estate activities.
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