Florida Community Association Manager Practice Exam

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How soon must condos file with the DBPR after filing with the Clerk of the Court?

Within 30 days
Within 120 days
Within 6 months
Within 1 year

The correct answer is: Within 120 days

Condos must file with the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) within 120 days of filing with the Clerk of the Court. This requirement is established to ensure that important documents are processed in a timely manner and that the DBPR remains updated on ongoing condominium matters. The 120-day timeframe serves to facilitate efficient communication and oversight among community associations and regulatory bodies, maintaining compliance with Florida law. This period provides sufficient time for the association to prepare the necessary filings and ensure they meet the regulatory standards set forth by the state.