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First Personal Meeting Disclosure (Connecticut)

Under §20-325d(b), as rewritten effective April 1, 2024, a Connecticut licensee must give a prospective party in writing, not later than the first personal meeting, the types of agency relationships available and a statement not to share confidential information until a written representation agreement is signed. In residential transactions the licensee must also provide fair housing information. Delivery may be electronic. On request, a licensee must disclose in writing the identity of the client to any unrepresented party.

Exam tip
Choose 'not later than the first personal meeting,' the 2024 wording. Older materials say 'at the beginning of the first personal meeting.'
Example
At an open house, an unrepresented couple receives the agency disclosure, confidentiality warning, and fair housing information on a tablet before discussing the home in detail.

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Last verified: 2026-10-23