Series 63 practice questionmediumSnowbird vs. Canadian Exemptions
All of the following are TRUE regarding the snowbird exemption and the Canadian broker-dealer exemption under the USA except:
- ABoth require that the client relationship predate the client’s presence in the state.
- BThe Canadian BD exemption allows for transactions with certain U.S. residents in Canada.✓ Correct answer
- CSnowbird exemption is available only to U.S.-based broker-dealers.
- DCanadian BDs must file a consent to service of process to qualify.
Explanation
Why B — The Canadian BD exemption allows for transactions with certain U.S. residents in Canada.
The Canadian BD exemption does NOT allow transactions with U.S. residents unless they're temporarily present in the U.S. (USA §401(b)(2)(B)); it's not for U.S. residents visiting Canada. Other statements correctly reflect the requirements of each exemption.
Turn it into reps
Reading one answer is not the same as being ready
Lucky the Banker is a free practice app with 1,051+ Series 63 questions, weak-area tracking, and timed mock exams. No credit card, no paywall.
Spot an error in this question or explanation? Tell us — we fix these fast.
Related Regulation of Broker-Dealers & Agents questions
- A broker-dealer participates in a private placement in State Z, selling to seven non-institutional clients and one…
- Sarah works as a receptionist at a broker-dealer firm. She answers phones, greets visitors, and occasionally tells…
- A Canadian broker-dealer, properly exempt in State Y, has a client who was a Canadian resident but moved to State Y six…
- Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a Canadian broker-dealer to rely on the Canadian BD exemption under the…
- A broker-dealer completes two separate limited offerings in State V during a calendar year: one to eight individuals in…
- A broker-dealer sells an unregistered security to eight non-institutional investors in a state within a 12-month…
- Which of the following scenarios would NOT qualify for the snowbird exemption for broker-dealers under the USA?
- A registered broker-dealer in Texas has a long-standing client who is a Texas resident but spends six months each year…
