Yes. According to Missouri Statute 339.040(7), the Missouri Real Estate Commission may issue a temporary work permit if it appears the real estate license applicant has met all other state licensing requirements. The temporary work permit is offered as a convenience and means to save time for the newly licensed individual. However, it is noted that the Missouri Real Estate Commission has the authority to withdraw that work permit – at any time - if it deems it necessary.
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When an individual has completed the 72 hours of pre-license education and has passed both sections (national and state) of the state exam, the individual is now eligible to apply for a Missouri real estate license.
Applicants for a Missouri real estate license can submit an application form when they have completed all other eligibility requirements. Missouri real estate license applicants must use forms provided by the Missouri Real Estate Commission and complete the application forms honestly.
According to the MREC, the application fee for a real estate license is $50, however, there is an additional $40 fee for the issuance of a Missouri real estate salesperson license. The application fees for real estate licenses are set forth by the Missouri Real Estate Commission and are nonrefundable.
Yes. According to Missouri Statute 339.040(7), the Missouri Real Estate Commission may issue a temporary work permit if it appears the real estate license applicant has met all other state licensing requirements.
The application for a real estate license should be sent to the Missouri Real Estate Commission when the applicant has completed the 48-hour pre-exam course, the 24-hour real estate practice course, and passed the Missouri State exam.
Yes. According to Missouri Statute 339.040(4), an individual who has yet to associate with a licensed real estate broker in Missouri for supervision is permitted to take the state real estate exam.
MO licensees can place their real estate license in an inactive status by completing the Missouri Information and License Change form as follows: · The Missouri licensee completes sections 1A through 1C. · The salesperson’s broker completes 2A and returns the original salesperson license with the form.
To reactivate a Missouri real estate license that has been in an inactive status for more than six months, the licensee must submit a completion certificate for the 24-hour MREP (Missouri Real Estate Practice) course when submitting the renewal or change of status paperwork.
All real estate licenses in Missouri are issued as active licenses. Missouri real estate licenses remain in an active status until the license holder proactively chooses to place the license in an inactive status.