Definition: An arrangement under which one jurisdiction recognizes another jurisdiction's licensing credentials to some extent. Requirements differ, and recognition does not necessarily authorize immediate practice.
Example
An out-of-state licensee reviews Florida's current mutual-recognition or endorsement pathway before applying.
Keep the distinction clear
Do not assume an out-of-state license alone permits Florida brokerage work. Florida approval and the requirements of the specific licensing route still apply.
Related terms
Mutual Recognition Agreement · License · Applicant
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References: DBPR: Florida Real Estate Commission licensing information
Pronunciation (US): res-ih-PRAH-sih-tee (capitals show stress)
Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster
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