New York License Law
In New York, a broker who allows their license to lapse for more than two years must:
ASimply pay a renewal fee
BStart the licensing process over: complete the pre-license education, pass the exam, and meet all new applicant requirements✓ Correct
CComplete 22.5 hours of CE and reapply
DObtain a letter from a sponsoring broker
Explanation
If a New York license lapses for more than two years, the former licensee must start the process over as a new applicant, including completing the required pre-license education and passing the state examination.
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