What is NOT required in a saleswoman's email under licensing law?

In Connecticut, the licensing laws for real estate professionals require certain information to be included in communications such as emails sent by salespeople. While it's important for a saleswoman to include her name, office address, and the name of her affiliated broker in her emails to ensure transparency and professionalism, there is no requirement for her to include her license certificate number.

Including the name of the broker is crucial because it informs clients of the supervising entity and provides a measure of accountability in the transaction process. The office address allows clients to establish the credibility of the saleswoman and facilitates direct contact. Listing all states where she holds a license is unnecessary in a standard email as it can overcomplicate the communication; often, relevance is given to the state in which the transaction is taking place.

Therefore, while accurate identification and affiliation are essential for compliance with real estate regulations, disclosing her license certificate number is not mandated under Connecticut licensing law, making it the correct answer to the question.