Commission reaches reciprocal licensing arrangement with Alabama

New arrangement is already in effect.

Under a new reciprocal arrangement between the North Carolina and Alabama Real Estate Commissions, a qualified North Carolina real estate broker or salesman may obtain an equivalent license in Alabama without satisfying any additional education requirements or passing a license examination. Furthermore, the North Carolina licensee applying for reciprocal licensure in Alabama may be a resident of either state. A qualifying applicant must pay all required fees and file along with the application for licensure an irrevocable consent to service of process and a certification of license history.

To qualify, the broker's or salesman's license must be current and must have been issued by examination. The license does not have to be on active status at the time of application. However, the applicant must provide proof of errors and omlsslons insurance coverage as required by the Alabama Real Estate Commission.

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