What document is necessary for a salesperson to legally operate at a new dealership after switching jobs?

A salesperson is required to obtain a new license when changing employment from one dealership to another. This ensures that the salesperson's credentials are up-to-date and reflect their current affiliation with the new dealership. The licensing process is essential for maintaining compliance with state regulations governing motor vehicle sales.

While the other options might have relevance to different aspects of dealership operations or salesperson qualifications, they do not fulfill the legal requirement for a salesperson who has switched jobs. A new sales agreement is typically an operational document between the salesperson and the dealership rather than a legal credential. Dealer certification applies to the dealership itself rather than individual sales personnel, and a training completion certificate might indicate that the salesperson has received certain training but does not substitute for the necessary licensing to legally conduct sales activities at a different dealership. Therefore, obtaining a new license is the critical step in ensuring legal operation and compliance in the new role.