New York License Law
In New York, a real estate licensee who wants to practice in another state must generally:
ASimply notify the NY DOS
BObtain a license in the other state, or use a reciprocity agreement if one exists✓ Correct
CObtain a federal license from the National Association of REALTORS
DFile a Multi-State License Application with all states where they wish to practice
Explanation
To practice real estate in another state, a New York licensee must obtain a license in that state (either by examination or through a reciprocity/endorsement agreement, if one exists between NY and that state). New York has reciprocity agreements with some states allowing licensees to obtain out-of-state licenses without taking another exam.
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