Under the NASAA-updated 1956 USA, for how long must a state-registered investment adviser preserve required records?

1. AExactly three years in every state
2. BExactly five years under the model Act itself
3. CIndefinitely
4. DFor the period the Administrator prescribes by rule or order, subject to applicable federal limits✓ Correct answer

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