Who may receive a temporary real estate license according to DBPR guidelines?

The option indicating that the spouse of an active duty member of the armed forces may receive a temporary real estate license aligns with the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) guidelines. This provision acknowledges the unique circumstances faced by military families, allowing spouses to obtain a license even if they are not yet fully qualified or have not completed all the standard requirements due to relocation or other military-related factors.

This temporary licensing is designed to support military families by providing them with opportunities for employment in the real estate sector while their partners are serving. It reflects the understanding that spouses of military personnel often face challenges related to job stability and career continuity.

In contrast, the other options do not meet the specific criteria established by the DBPR for temporary licensing. Notably, not all individuals applying for a real estate license qualify for this temporary status, nor do relocating agents from different states, who typically need to fulfill specific licensing processes and requirements based on their previous state licenses. Additionally, individuals completing broker training courses are also not eligible for a temporary license solely based on their training status.