Which change does NOT need to be reported to the R. E. Division within ten days?

The correct answer is that a marital status change does not need to be reported to the Real Estate Division within ten days. Generally, certain changes related to a licensee's personal information, such as their personal address, name, and financial status (like bankruptcy) require timely notification to ensure that all relevant records are up-to-date and that the licensee remains compliant with regulatory requirements.

In contrast, a change in marital status is often seen as more personal and does not directly impact a licensee's qualification or ability to conduct business in the same way that other changes do. This distinction recognizes the privacy of personal life events while maintaining the integrity of professional qualifications in the real estate field. Thus, the requirement for timely reporting is focused more on issues that might affect the licensee's professional standing, rather than personal changes such as marital status.