After passing one portion of the broker's license application, how long does an applicant have to pass the remaining portion before having to retake all portions?

Immediately

3 months

6 months

An applicant has 6 months to pass the remaining portion before having to retake all portions. This means that they have a total of one year to pass all portions of the broker's license application.

Choice A is incorrect because the applicant does not have to retake the first portion immediately after failing the second portion. They are given a period of time to study and retake the exam.

Choice B is incorrect because the applicant has a total of 6 months to pass the remaining portion, not just 3 months.

Choice D is incorrect because the applicant has a total of 6 months to pass the remaining portion, not 1 year.

Overall, choice C is the best answer because it accurately reflects the time frame an applicant has to complete all portions of the broker's license application.

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