85B-5 Licensing of nonresidents
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What must a nonresident auctioneer provide when applying for a reciprocal license in North Carolina?

  • A letter of recommendation from a licensed auctioneer
  • Proof of residency in North Carolina
  • Evidence of completing a specific examination
  • Documentation and proof of eligibility for licensure (correct)
  • Which of the following conditions must a resident state meet for its auctioneer license to be reciprocal in North Carolina?

  • The state must have a lower training standard than North Carolina
  • The state must allow North Carolina auctioneers to work without a license
  • The state must have minimum training or experience standards acceptable to the Commission (correct)
  • The state must not have any auctioneer licensing regulations
  • How long is a reciprocal auctioneer license issued in North Carolina valid?

  • Until the end of the calendar year
  • From the date of issuance to the following June 30 (correct)
  • 1 year from date of issuance
  • Indefinitely until revoked
  • What is required of a nonresident licensee if their license is suspended in their resident state?

    <p>They must submit a written notice within 10 days</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What documentation must an applicant submit in addition to the application for a reciprocal license?

    <p>An irrevocable consent for service of process</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Under what condition can a reciprocal auctioneer license be renewed?

    <p>As long as the licensee is in good standing in their resident state</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What action must a nonresident auctioneer take regarding their business address?

    <p>Notify the Commission by certified mail within 10 days of any change</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What fee must an applicant pay when applying for a reciprocal license?

    <p>The appropriate fee as outlined in G.S. 85B-6</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Non-Resident Auctioneer Licensing

    • Reciprocity: A non-resident with a valid auctioneer license from another state can obtain a reciprocal license in North Carolina if:

      • The other state has acceptable training or experience standards that are not less stringent than North Carolina's.
      • The other state extends reciprocal privileges to auctioneers licensed in North Carolina.
    • Application: Applicants must submit an application, supporting documentation, and proof of eligibility. They are exempt from the North Carolina licensing exam but must pay the required fee and file a consent for service of process.

    • License:

      • The license is marked to indicate that the holder is a non-resident.
      • It is valid from the date of issuance to the following June 30th and can be renewed annually.
      • The licensee must remain a resident of and licensed in good standing in their home state.
    • Reporting Requirements:

      • Non-resident licensees must notify the Commission within 10 days of any:
        • Lapse, surrender, suspension, revocation, or loss of their home state license.
        • Change in business address or residence.
      • This notification must be sent by certified mail with a return receipt requested.

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    This quiz covers the licensing process for non-resident auctioneers in North Carolina. It includes information on reciprocity, application requirements, license validity, and reporting obligations. Test your knowledge on the key aspects of obtaining a non-resident auctioneer license.

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