§ 25236 Investment Adviser Qualification Standards
This law says anyone who wants to be a licensed investment adviser in the state must meet training, experience, and other qualification standards set by the commissioner, and may have to pass exams and pay fees for those exams.
Jane wants to open a financial‑advice office in the state. She applies for a license, but the commissioner says she must have at least five years of experience and must pass a written test. Jane also has to pay a small fee for taking the test.
Because of this law, Jane can’t start advising clients until she meets the experience rule, passes the exam, and pays the exam fee that the commissioner set.
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§ 25236 Investment Adviser Qualification Standards
Last verified: January 10, 2026