How do I get my CT real estate license if I'm not a CT resident?

Yes. Connecticut has reciprocity agreements with Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Nebraska, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Rhode Island. Learn more about reciprocity with Connecticut.

Get a certified license history from the state you currently hold a license. Send in a copy with your reciprocal application form. Some states must take the state portion of the CT real estate exam. PSI will send a postcard when your application is approved. Be hired by a CT active broker and pay the license fee.

If you have a license but in a non-reciprocal state, you can apply for a license with the non-reciprocal application. You will need to complete the state portion of the Connecticut real estate license exam. Some applicants may also be required to take the general portion of the exam.

You need to follow all of the same steps as a state resident in order to earn your Connecticut real estate license. You'll need to be sponsored by an active Connecticut real estate broker to hold a license.