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inactive license

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inactive license

A mechanism under some state real estate licensing laws for a real estate agent to withdraw his or her name from licensing under any broker and hold the license in an inactive status until the agent is ready to return to active practice with the same,or another,broker.While on inactive status, the agent may not engage in activities requiring a real estate license and may not accept compensation for buying,selling,or referring buyers or sellers.Normally the inactive licensee is able to pay a smaller licensing fee and is relieved of some or all continuing education requirements during the inactive status.



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1, 2010, that CPAs with inactive licenses indicate that fact whenever they use the CPA designation.
Key items to keep in mind regarding inactive status: * A nurse with an inactive status license may continue to use nursing titles such as RN or LPN, but may not practice nursing with an inactive license.
Because DOT's data also include inactive licenses, GAO obtained current CDL data from 12 selected states based primarily on the size of CDL population.
 
 
 
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