It’s Time to Renew Your License!
For Fastest Service, Renew Online
Get ready! Get
set! Renew! It’s time once again to renew your real estate license. To help you
do so quickly and conveniently, the Commission’s Web site, www.ncrec.gov,
will be available for online renewing starting May 15.
The annual fee for the 2010-11 license
remains at $40, one of the lowest in the nation, and is payable using
MasterCard, Visa or Discover Card.
To renew online, log in at the Web site and
go to Renew/Reinstate and enter your license number and PIN (personal
identification number). Unless changed, your PIN will be the last four digits
of your Social Security number, which you should have already provided the
Commission.
Once your renewal is accepted, you will
receive a confirmation to print and retain for your records. While online,
update your email, fax and residence addresses, if needed.
The deadline for renewal is midnight, June 30
(EDT). If you renew by mail, your renewal must be received by the
Commission on or before that date.
If you miss the
deadline, your license will expire effective July 1
and you must pay a $55 fee to reinstate it prior to December 31. After that
date a new application, background report, and fee are required. You may also
be required to complete additional education or pass the examination at the
time of reinstatement.
It’s a good idea while on the Commission Web
site to check your continuing education and postlicensing
credit information to be certain they are correct.
Allow 15 days for any CE credits to be
reflected. The CE credits displayed on the label of this Real Estate
Bulletin are those posted about two to three weeks prior to its arrival.
Those posted on the Web site will be more current.
Is your continuing education complete? You
need eight hours, four of which are the mandatory, annual Update Course.
If your CE is not complete, you have until June 10 to make the
deadline. No CE classes are given from June 11 through June 30. Incomplete CE
results in a change in your “active” license status to “inactive” on July 1.