Which statement about temporary licenses is NOT true?

Temporary licenses are intended to provide a quick transition for individuals to continue practicing real estate under specific circumstances, such as when a sole proprietor broker dies or becomes incapacitated. Statements regarding temporary licenses must adhere to specific regulations.

The first three statements concerning the issuance of temporary licenses are accurate under New Hampshire regulations. They can be issued without the requirement for an exam, are obtained through application to the broker's legal representative, and are specifically designed for scenarios involving the sole proprietor broker's incapacitation or death. This enables continuity of service and business operations during such transitional periods.

In contrast, the assertion that temporary licenses are renewable indefinitely in 30-day increments is not correct. Temporary licenses are intended to be short-term solutions and typically have limitations on how long they can be valid. Therefore, they cannot be renewed indefinitely, as their very purpose is to provide temporary relief rather than an ongoing license to operate. There are specific guidelines regarding their duration, which prevents indefinite renewals, thereby ensuring that regular licensing requirements take precedence after the temporary period concludes.