How should I disclose any prior criminal activity to the DSPS in WI?
You must disclose your prior criminal activity by submitting aForm 2687and anApplication for Predetermination. It is mandatory to submit all the related documents along with the forms. You must also attach certified copies of the police report or criminal complaint and certified copies of judgement of conviction. If you’re unable to provide either of these documents, you must attach a personal statement declaring the same.
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Yes, you can apply for a WI Real Estate Salesperson license even if you have a prior conviction. The DSPS requires an Application of Predetermination to be submitted before you apply for your WI Real Estate Salesperson license to determine whether or not you will be eligible to obtain a license.
You should disclose any prior criminal activity to the DSPS anytime before submitting a license application. This should be done by submitting an Application for Predetermination to the DSPS.
You must submit certified copies of police reports or criminal complaints and certified copies of judgement of conviction as per the form 2687 to the DSPS. If you’re unable to provide these, you must attach a personal statement with an additional explanation.