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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 continuous years.

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Begin by filling out your personal information in the 'LICENSEE INFORMATION' section. Include your full name, license type, and license identification number.
Provide your mailing address accurately, ensuring all fields are completed for effective communication.
If requesting an extension, complete the 'EXTENSION REQUEST' section. Attach any necessary documentation that supports your request.
For exemption requests, fill out the 'EXEMPTION REQUEST' section. Ensure you include your date of birth and first licensed details.
Review all entries for accuracy before signing and dating the form at the bottom of each section.

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What are the continuing education requirements for California DRE?

California requires 45 hours of continuing education classes (CE) for all real estate licensees. The California Department of Real Estate (DRE) requires different topics based on your license status.

What do I need to do to renew my California real estate license?

Licenses may also be renewed by completing and submitting all of the items listed below: Salesperson Renewal Application (RE 209) , Broker Renewal Application (RE 208) , or Corporation Officer Renewal Application (RE 207) Continuing Education Course Verification (RE 251) Applicable fee.

What are the CPE requirements for California?

California CPE requirements In California, all CPAs must complete 80 hours of CPE each two-year renewal cycle; within that cycle, you must complete at least 20 hours each year. This prevents you from getting it out of the way at the beginning of the cycle or waiting until the last minute.

How to keep a CA real estate license active?

Now, in order to keep your real estate license active, youll have to renew it periodically. Step 1: Take Required Continuing Education (CE) Step 2: Submit the Renewal Application. Step 3: Pay the Renewal Fee.

How much does it cost to renew your real estate license in California?

Licenses are issued for a four-year period and should be renewed prior to the expiration date listed on the license. As a reminder, the DRE emails a renewal reminder notice to the licensees email address on record approximately 90 days prior to the license expiration date.

What are the CE requirements for CA Dre?

All Licensees, Second and Subsequent Renewals A minimum of 18 hours of CE courses in the category of consumer protection; and. The remaining clock hours to complete the 45 hours of continuing education may relate to either consumer service or consumer protection courses.

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