1. A provisional license issued to an applicant by the Division will expire automatically:
(a) If the Division denies the applicant’s application;
(b) Upon the issuance of a sales agent’s license to the project broker for the applicant;
(c) If the Division denies the applicant an identification card or permit of any kind;
(d) If the applicant terminates employment with the project broker who provided the written statement of acknowledgment identified in NRS 119A.233; or
(e) If the applicant’s check for the fee for the application of an original license is returned for insufficient funds.
2. An applicant may not work for a new project broker without resubmitting a complete application for a sales agent’s license in compliance with NRS 119A.210 and 119A.233 and applicable regulations.
3. Except as otherwise provided in this section, a provisional license expires 1 year after its date of issuance and may not be renewed.
4. Within 10 days after an applicant’s employment is terminated, the project broker shall notify the Division of the termination and return the provisional license to the Division.
5. If the Division denies the application for a sales agent’s license, the applicant:
(a) May request a hearing to contest the denial of the application pursuant to this chapter and any regulations adopted pursuant thereto; and
(b) Shall not work as a provisional sales agent or in any other position that requires a provisional license while the decision on the appeal requested pursuant to paragraph (a) is pending.
(Added to NRS by 2007, 807)
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