Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1260-02-.02 - TERMINATION OF AFFILIATION

(1) Any licensee or principal broker wishing to terminate the licensee's affiliation with a firm shall submit to the Commission a completed Transfer, Release and Change of Status Form ( TREC Form 1) or submit the required information through an online submission. If the request is made using the TREC Form 1, the form must be hand-delivered, faxed, mailed, or e-mailed to the Commission to be effective. The principal broker's supervisory responsibility for the future acts of the licensee shall terminate upon the Commission's receipt of the release form or online submission. The principal broker shall retain a copy of the executed form or confirmation of online submission, whichever is applicable.
(2) Within ten (10) days after the date of release, the licensee shall complete the required administrative measures for either change of affiliation or retirement. The licensee shall not engage in any activities defined in § 62-13-102 until a change of affiliation is received and processed by the Commission.
(3) With regard to firm transfer requests that are completed through an online submission, the Commission recognizes the transfer of an affiliated licensee to a new firm as having been completed at the time that said transfer request is completed online and the transfer confirmation is printed only if the following conditions are met:
(a) Prior to the submission of the online transfer request, the principal broker who is receiving the affiliated licensee into his or her firm has verified that the affiliated licensee has an active Tennessee license and current errors and omissions insurance; and
(b) The online submission is complete, the submission contains an electronic signature, and payment has been received. If the electronic submission is not complete, does not have an electronic signature, or payment has not been received then the transfer shall not be considered by the Commission to be a valid transfer and the affiliated licensee will be placed into broker release status.
(4) When a licensee terminates his affiliation with a firm, he shall neither take nor use any property listings or buyer representation agreements secured through the firm, unless specifically authorized by the principal broker in writing.
(5) Upon demand by a licensee for his release from a firm, it shall be promptly granted by the principal broker and the principal broker shall return the license to the licensee. If the licensee cannot be located then the principal broker may return the license to the Commission.
(6) If the principal broker is deceased or physically unable to sign the release, or refuses to sign a release, the licensee requesting termination of affiliation must submit to the Commission a notarized Affidavit for Release.
(7) If the affiliated licensee is deceased or physically unable to sign a release or make an online submission, or refuses to sign a release or make an online submission, the principal broker requesting termination of affiliation must submit to the Commission a completed TREC Form 1 or make an online submission.
(8) The Commission will not intervene in the settlement of debts, loans, draws, or commission disputes between firms, brokers and/or affiliates.

Notes

Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1260-02-.02
Original rule certified June 7, 1974. Repealed and refiled March 3, 1980; effective April 27, 1980. Amendment filed January 21, 1983; effective February 22, 1983. Amendment filed September 13, 1989; effective October 28, 1989. Amendment filed June 17, 1991; effective August 11, 1991. Amendment filed March 16, 2010; effective June 14, 2010. Amendment filed July 20, 2015; effective October 18, 2015. Amendments filed October 18, 2016; effective 1/16/2017.

Authority: T.C.A. §§ 62-13-203 and 62-13-310.

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