Credit Card Payment (RE 909), Rev 10/15. Credit Card Payment (RE 909) - dre ca 2026

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The document provides information on credit card payment procedures for various fees associated with the California Bureau of Real Estate (CalBRE). It outlines the types of fees that can be paid using credit cards, the necessary forms and applications required for licensing, examination, and renewals, as well as instructions for submitting credit card information. Additionally, it includes a privacy notice regarding the handling of personal information.

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Begin by selecting your method of payment. Check the appropriate box for VISA, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express.
Enter your account number and expiration date of the card.
Fill in the amount you are authorizing for payment and provide the approval number if applicable.
Complete the cardholder's name and zip code, ensuring accuracy for processing.
If different from the cardholder, enter the applicant/licensee name.
Specify the purpose of the transaction by checking the relevant box (e.g., original license, exam fee).
Sign and date at the bottom of the form, then provide your printed name and daytime telephone number.

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What is the difference between portability and reciprocity?

Reciprocity Versus Portability Simply put, reciprocity may allow a licensee to cross the border and do business provided they meet the requirements for doing business in the other state. Portability mainly addresses what a licensee must do to be licensed in the state they are moving to or working in regularly.

What triggers a Dre audit?

The DRE takes regulatory compliance very seriously and audits realtors for two reasons: either in response to complaints from a customer (investigative audits), or as a result of random selection (routine audits).

Why did my credit card payment reverse?

The most common reason is the money is not in your account to cover the payment. It is unusual for a credit card company, usually a bank or credit union, not to credit the amount of a payment to your account unless the check you wrote did not clear your bank account.

What does dre mean on a background check?

There is no . 08 threshold like in alcohol where a person can be scientifically determined to be impaired. So, the State must prove impairment by the persons driving and personal conduct. This is where a drug recognition evaluation (DRE) comes into play.

Who needs a Dre license in California?

This license is required of individuals who conduct licensed real estate activities as described in the Real Estate Law under the supervision of a licensed broker. A license may also be obtained by a person who does not immediately intend to be employed by a broker.