When should I disclose any prior criminal activity to the DOS?
On your license application, you will have to tell the Department of State if you have been convicted on a felony, if you have any pending misdemeanor or felony charges, or if you have ever had a license revoked, suspended, or denied. You will also have to provide the required supporting documentation, which will allow the DOS to further evaluate your case.
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On your license application, you will have to tell the DOS if you have been convicted on a felony, if you have any pending charges, or if you have ever had a license revoked, suspended, or denied. You will also have to provide the required supporting documentation, which will allow the DOS to evaluate your case.
You must disclose the following criminal activity to the DOS as part of your license application: 1) If you have ever been convicted of a crime that is a misdemeanor or felony. 2) If you have any criminal charges (misdemeanor or felonies) pending. 3) If you ever had a license revoked, suspended, or denied.
It is possible to obtain your NYS real estate salesperson's license if you have a prior conviction. However, you will not be eligible to receive a license if you have been convicted of the following crimes: a felony, a sex offense, or a sexually violent offense.