An agent at William Blair is registered in States Q and R. The agent files a consent to service of process in State Q, but not in State R. What is the MOST LIKELY outcome if the Administrator in State R seeks to bring an administrative action?

1. AThe action is invalidated until the consent is filed in State R.
2. BThe Administrator in State R may proceed, as filing is a prerequisite of registration.✓ Correct answer
3. CThe Administrator must file a separate lawsuit in State Q.
4. DThe agent is subject only to civil liability, not administrative action, in State R.

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