Center for Real Estate Education
Real Estate Licensing
Expired License Renewal:
"An individual who has allowed a
Broker or Associate Broker license to expire for more than ninety
(90) days may reinstate the license by passing the Maine Law
examination. Candidates applying under this provision will qualify
for the same type of license as previously held. Individuals who
hold an expired Sales Agent license do not have this option."
from State of Maine Real Estate Candidate Handbook
For
specific information on renewing a license, contact the
Maine
Real Estate Commission at (207) 624-8515.
Licensing by Reciprocity:
"A non-resident, or a Maine
resident, who holds an *active license in good standing in another
state or licensing jurisdiction may qualify for a similar license in
Maine by passing the Maine Law examination. Non-resident candidates
must be licensed in the state in which they reside under this
provision. The license issued will be at a level of the license held
in the other state or jurisdiction. (It should be noted that the
Maine Associate Broker is equivalent to a salesperson in many
states.) Candidates who qualify by this method"
from State of Maine Real
Estate Candidate Handbook
*Active status is defined as
maintaining affiliation with an agency or eligibility to perform
real estate brokerage. The only acceptable evidence that the
candidate holds an active license in good standing is a Certificate
of Licensure issued by the licensing jurisdiction.
How
To Qualify:
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pass the
written Maine Law exam, and
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hold a similar
active license in good standing in another state, and
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provide a copy
of your current and active license, and
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file a
completed Irrevocable Consent to Service application.
For specific
information on qualifying for a license, contact the
Maine Real
Estate Commission at (207) 624-8515.
We recommend the following
materials to study for the Maine Law exam:
(All materials are
available through the Center For Real Estate Education. To
order materials, call us at (207) 228-8400, or print out an
order form.)
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