How can I get my KY license if I'm already licensed in another state?
Kentucky no longer has a policy of license recognition. If you are licensed in another state but that state does not have reciprocity, you will need to follow the same steps as a new sales associate. Kentucky is actively negotiating reciprocity deals, so check with the KREC.
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Right now, Kentucky only has reciprocity with Florida, Ohio, West Virginia, and Tennessee license holders. As of 2019, the KREC said that it was in negotiations with individual states about reciprocity.
Licensed Florida, Ohio, West Virginia, and Tennessee real estate sales associates can get a license through reciprocity by completing a 40-hour reciprocal license law course, submitting fingerprints for a national criminal record check, and taking the reciprocal license exam.
Kentucky no longer has a policy of license recognition. If you are licensed in another state but that state does not have reciprocity, you will need to follow the same steps as a new sales associate. Kentucky is actively negotiating reciprocity deals, so check with the KREC.
Every non-resident has to file an irrevocable consent that states legal actions can be taken against the applicant in the courts of any county in Kentucky. Otherwise, you will need to follow the same steps as a Kentucky resident to pursue your license.