Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 1 Exam Practice

If a permanent resident applies for salesperson registration under REBBA, what must they do?

1. They must have been a resident for at least five years.

2. They must disclose their status and provide supporting documents.

3. They are not required to disclose their permanent residency status.

4. They need not provide any residency documentation.

5. They must take an additional exam to prove their eligibility.

6. They must be sponsored by an already registered salesperson.

The correct answer is: They must disclose their status and provide supporting documents.

The correct answer is that a permanent resident must disclose their status and provide supporting documents when applying for salesperson registration under REBBA. This requirement ensures that the registration process is transparent and that the applicant meets the necessary criteria established by the regulatory body. Disclosing their permanent residency status helps to verify their eligibility to work in real estate and ensures compliance with the regulations in place. In the context of the other options, it's clear that they don't align with the requirements as established by REBBA. For instance, there is no specific residency duration, and documentation must be provided to clarify the applicant's status, rather than having no requirement at all. Additionally, sponsorship by a registered salesperson or passing an additional exam is not a standard requirement for permanent residents seeking registration.