Which statement correctly distinguishes a federal covered adviser's state notice filing from state investment-adviser registration?

1. AA notice filing makes the adviser a state-registered adviser
2. BA federal covered adviser may make a state notice filing but is not registered by that state as an adviser✓ Correct answer
3. CEvery state notice filing requires a state qualification examination
4. DA state-registered adviser files notices with the SEC instead of registering with the state

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