How often do I have to renew my NV real estate salesperson license?

When it’s time for your first renewal, you will submit Form 580 along with your proof of 36 hours of continuing education. You’ll need to do this 45 days or less in advance of the expiration date.

The salesperson license renewal fee is $180. The late fee is $75.

Nevada salesperson licenses are valid for two years. You need to renew every two years from the date on your license.

First-time renewal licensees are required to take 36 hours of post-licensing education within their first year of licensure. You must also take an additional 12 hours of continuing education in the first two years immediately after initial licensing.

There are no continuing education requirements for inactive license holders.

For your first renewal, you’ll need to take a 36-hour post-licensing module within the first year of licensure. In your second year, you’ll need 12 hours of continuing education. After your first renewal, you’ll need 36 hours of continuing education every two years.

You’ll submit Form 580 for your inactive renewal.

You can submit your renewal form and continuing education proof within 45 days of your license expiration, but no later.

Your license will be considered expired. There will be a $75 late fee charged to renew your license.

Fill out Form 544, Application for Reinstatement. The fees you owe will depend on how long your license has been expired. A salesperson reinstatement within one year costs $180.