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The document is a form from the California Department of Real Estate for requesting either a continuing education extension or exemption for real estate licensees. It outlines the eligibility criteria, required documentation, and procedures for submitting requests. Licensees can apply for an extension if they have completed some continuing education but need more time to meet requirements, or they may qualify for an exemption if they are 70 years old or older and have been licensed in good standing for 30 years.

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What is the continuing education requirement to renew a real estate license in California?

Salespersons Renewing for the First Time A two-hour course in implicit bias training; and. A minimum of 18 hours of consumer protection courses; and. The remaining clock hours to complete the 45 hours of continuing education may relate to either consumer service or consumer protection courses.

How long can a California real estate license be inactive?

If you dont renew your license before it expires, you are granted a two-year grace period for late renewal. During this period, you must refrain from any activities that require a valid real estate license until your renewal is processed and approved.

How long after a license is expired will I have to reinstate it in California?

Reinstating the License One Year after the License Expired A license is eligible for reinstatement for up to one year after the expiration date of the license. After one year, a new application will have to be filed.

Is there a grace period for an expired real estate license in California?

Luckily, the California Department of Real Estate gives brokers and salespersons a two-year late renewal grace period where they can renew their license just by completing the required CE, application, and payment.

What happens if my real estate license goes inactive?

While inactive, youre not authorized to engage in real estate transactions or earn commissions. However, you must still meet renewal requirements, such as completing continuing education, to keep the license in good standing.

What happens if you let your California real estate license expire?

In California, a real estate license is valid for four (4) years. If you find yourself with an expired license, you are no longer legally allowed to perform the duties of a real estate agent, as outlined in the California Business and Professions Code, Section 10131.

How do I keep my CA real estate license active?

Key Takeaways: Renew your California real estate license every 4 years. California requires 45 hours of approved continuing education, more than many other states. Prompt submission to the California Department of Real Estate ensures a smooth transition back to active status.

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