Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Salesperson Manual Practice Test

Context When it comes to dealership and salesperson licenses, there are certain guidelines that must be followed to ensure that both parties are licensed to conduct business. In this question, we are asked when a salesperson's license expires if their employer's dealer license is no longer valid. Let's look at each option to further understand why the correct answer is C. Option A: Six months after employer's expiration This option may seem reasonable because it gives a set timeframe for when the salesperson's license will expire. However, this option does not take into account the possibility of a salesperson's license being issued after their employer's dealer license expiration. In this scenario, their license may expire sooner than six months after their employer's expiration. Option B: Immediately upon employer's expiration This option assumes that a salesperson's license is directly tied to their employer's dealer license and will expire at the same time. However, this is not the case. A salesperson's license has its own expiration date, and it may not necessarily coincide with their employer's. Option C: Same time as the employer's license (Correct Answer) This option is the correct answer because it correctly states that a salesperson's license will expire at the same time