Real Estate Salesperson

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Real Estate Salesperson

Please click on the link below to view the requirements and download the required application forms.

Salesperson License Requirements and Applications:

Renewal:

Salesperson licenses expire on May 31st of every even-numbered year.

Renewal Information

Request for Verification/License History Certification:

Salesperson Transfer Form:

Transfer Form

Retiree Status:

Note: No work requiring licensing, including referrals, may be done while in retirement status.

Changes to License:

Email Address: dcp.licenseservices@ct.gov

Other Information:

2024 Changes to Real Estate Licensing Laws - New
Guidance on Real Estate Team Names and Team Advertising (Public Act 21-167 will allow a group of real estate professionals to advertise as a team as of January 1, 2022).
Continuing Education Information
Changes to Real Estate Pre-Licensing Course Requirements
Real Estate Laws and Regulations
Landlord-Tenant Laws of Interest
CT Real Estate Commission Policy on Agency
Content Outline for Connecticut Real Estate Sales and Broker Licensing Examinations
Designated Agency Disclosure Notice and Consent Agreement
Real Estate Property Condition Disclosure Form - Effective Until September 30, 2019
Residential Property Condition Report and Residential Foundation Condition Report - Effective until October 1, 2021 (See Public Act 19-192) Certain owners of residential property are also required to complete the new Residential Foundation Condition Report. For more information, see Page 1 of the Residential Foundation Condition Report
Residential Property Condition Report and Residential Foundation Condition Report - Effective October 1, 2021 (See Public Act 21-41) Certain owners of residential property are also required to complete the new Residential Foundation Condition Report. For more information, see Page 1 of the Residential Foundation Condition Report
Crumbling Foundations- Connecticut Department of Housing
Template Prospective Parties Disclosure Form
Template Interpreter Form

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