Which of the following statements about non-resident licensing in NH is true?

The correct answer is that a non-resident licensed in New Hampshire must file an irrevocable consent and power agreement with the commission. This requirement is in place to ensure that non-resident licensees submit to New Hampshire's jurisdiction, allowing the state to enforce laws and regulations regarding real estate practice. The irrevocable consent serves as a legal agreement that allows legal action to be taken against the licensee in New Hampshire, making it easier for regulators to ensure compliance.

Other options do not reflect the actual requirements for non-resident licensing. For instance, while it's true that the licensee must be affiliated with a resident broker in New Hampshire, this does not apply uniquely to non-residents in the way that filing the consent agreement does. Similarly, non-resident brokers are generally not required to complete all of New Hampshire's education course requirements if they possess a valid license from their own state. Therefore, the specific requirement to file an irrevocable consent and power agreement stands out as the accurate statement regarding non-resident licensing in New Hampshire.