State RegulationsOH specificDifficulty 2/5
An Ohio candidate finishes the required prelicensing education for both major lines and receives electronic course-completion certificates. What must the candidate present at the Ohio examination?
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Why A is correct
Ohio requires 20 hours of approved prelicensing education for each major line, and under ODI's current examination procedures the candidate must present paper course-completion certificates at the test center; electronic copies are rejected. For a candidate testing for both lines on one examination, a paper certificate for each major line must be in hand or admission to the examination is jeopardized.
Why the other options are wrong
- B) A certificate is required for each major line completed; one certificate does not cover both lines on the combined examination.
- C) The candidate personally must present the paper certificates at the test center; provider-side verification does not substitute.
- D) Completing the required hours does not remove the presentation requirement — the paper proof itself must be shown.
Memory hook
Print it or perish — Ohio test centers take paper only.