What must the buyer's broker provide the seller’s broker after making a request for verification of deposit?

The buyer's broker is required to provide the seller’s broker with a copy of the verification or a written notice indicating that no verification was received after making a request for verification of deposit. This requirement ensures that there is clarity and communication between both parties involved in the transaction. By offering either a copy of the verification document or a notice about the lack of verification, the buyer's broker is maintaining transparency in the sales process. This documentation is integral to confirming that the buyer has indeed made the necessary deposit, which is a critical component of the transaction.

The other options do not fulfill this specific requirement. For example, a signed agreement pertains to contractual obligations rather than confirmation of a deposit. A receipt of the deposit or a copy of the deposit slip would directly relate to the buyer's financial transaction but is not stipulated as what must be provided to the seller's broker after a request for verification. Hence, providing the verification copy or notice is the correct approach in this context.