A broker-dealer registered in State A but headquartered in State B is accused of violating the USA in State A. What authority does the Administrator of State A have to initiate service of legal process?

1. AThe Administrator may serve legal process via the consent to service the B-D filed with State A✓ Correct answer
2. BThe Administrator must rely on State B's Administrator to serve the process
3. CThe Administrator cannot serve process outside State A
4. DThe Administrator must first obtain federal court approval

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