Alaska Stat. § 08.88.321
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Possession and display of license certificates.
Official statutory text
(a) The license certificate of a real estate broker shall be displayed in the broker's principal office.
(b) The license certificate of each licensee working in the broker's principal office shall be displayed in that office.
(c) The license certificate of the designated associate broker who is in charge of a branch office and the certificate of each licensee working in a branch office shall be displayed in the branch office indicated as the office of the licensees' employment in the registration required under AS 08.88.291 .
(d) Certificates displayed under this section must be displayed where they are available for public clients and customers to verify the current active status of licensees working in the office.
(b) The license certificate of each licensee working in the broker's principal office shall be displayed in that office.
(c) The license certificate of the designated associate broker who is in charge of a branch office and the certificate of each licensee working in a branch office shall be displayed in the branch office indicated as the office of the licensees' employment in the registration required under AS 08.88.291 .
(d) Certificates displayed under this section must be displayed where they are available for public clients and customers to verify the current active status of licensees working in the office.
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