1. This form should be used when filing a complaint with the North Carolina Real Estate Commission against a real estate broker, firm, a time share project (hereinafter “licensee”), or unlicensed person acting as a broker("Respondent").
2. Please fill in the information requested below. Then answer the questions and state your complaint at the bottom of this form.
3. Your complaint will become a public record, and a copy of it will be given to the Respondent complained against.
4. Persons who file complaints must be willing to appear as a witness, be sworn, testify and be cross-examined concerning the allegations made in their complaints.
5. Click here for more information about the complaint process
6. To obtain a paper copy of the complaint form click here.

The Real Estate Commission investigates complaints against real estate licensees accused of misconduct. If the Commission finds that real estate licensees have violated the Real Estate License Law or Commission rules, it can suspend or revoke their licenses.

The Real Estate Commission cannot give legal advice or act as your attorney. The Commission cannot assist in resolving disputes involving such matters as quality of workmanship of construction or the payment of real estate brokerage fees. The Commission cannot order monies to be paid or refunded to you or contracts to be canceled. If you have these types of problems, you should consult your attorney.