If someone's license expires, which statement is true?

If someone's license expires, which statement is true?

• A. They may continue to work and collect commissions
• B. They may no longer work or receive commissions
• C. They may no longer work or accept commissions, but may be paid commissions for work done while the license was in effect
• D. They must reapply immediately

Answer: (C)

When a license is active, it gives you the authority to perform licensed duties and earn commissions for work you complete. Once the license expires, you no longer have that authority to perform licensable activities or take on new commissions. However, if you completed work and earned commissions during the period when your license was still valid, you can be paid for that work despite the license later expiring. You cannot work or accept new commissions after expiration, and you don’t have to reapply “immediately”—you just need to renew to regain the ability to perform licensed activities. This is why the statement that you may no longer work or accept commissions after expiration, but may be paid for work done while the license was in effect, is correct.

When a license is active, it gives you the authority to perform licensed duties and earn commissions for work you complete. Once the license expires, you no longer have that authority to perform licensable activities or take on new commissions. However, if you completed work and earned commissions during the period when your license was still valid, you can be paid for that work despite the license later expiring. You cannot work or accept new commissions after expiration, and you don’t have to reapply “immediately”—you just need to renew to regain the ability to perform licensed activities. This is why the statement that you may no longer work or accept commissions after expiration, but may be paid for work done while the license was in effect, is correct.