Can I get my Idaho salesperson license if I have a prior conviction?
Idaho does not issue licenses if you have been convicted or served time for any misdemeanor involving fraud, dishonorable dealings, or been convicted of a felony or military general court-martial within the last five years. If you have been convicted of a felony or these kinds of misdemeanors, and you finished serving your sentence five or more years ago, you can make a written review request to the Idaho Real Estate Commission.
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Idaho does not issue licenses if you have been convicted or served time for any misdemeanor involving fraud, dishonorable dealings, or been convicted of a felony, military general court-martial within the last five years.
You are disqualified from a salesperson license if you have been convicted or serve time for any misdemeanor involving fraud, dishonorable dealings, or been convicted of a felony, military general court-martial within the last five years.
If you have concerns about your qualifications based on prior criminal activity, you can request an exemption review from the Idaho Real Estate Commission. You will have to provide documents related to the sentencing and any supplemental information that you feel demonstrates your suitability for licensure.
When in doubt, request an exemption review before starting the process. The Idaho Real Estate Commission will review your documents and circumstances before deciding if you would qualify for a license.