Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Commerce
Title R162 - Real Estate
Rule R162-2f - Real Estate Licensing and Practices Rule
Section R162-2f-203 - Inactivation and Activation

Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 162-2f-203

Current through Bulletin 2024-18, September 15, 2024

(1) Inactivation.

(a) To voluntarily inactivate the license of a sales agent or an associate broker, the holder of the license shall complete and submit a change form through RELMS pursuant to Section R162-2f-207.

(b) To voluntarily inactivate a principal broker license, the principal broker shall:
(i) before inactivating the license:
(A) give written notice to each licensee affiliated with the principal broker of the date on which the principal broker proposes to inactivate the license; and

(B) provide to the division evidence that the licensee has complied with Subsection (1)(b)(i)(A); and

(ii) complete and submit a change form through RELMS pursuant to Section R162-2f-207.

(c) The license of a sales agent or associate broker is involuntarily inactivated upon:
(i) termination of the licensee's affiliation with a principal broker;

(ii) expiration, suspension, revocation, inactivation, or termination of the license of the principal broker with whom the sales agent or associate broker is affiliated; or

(iii) inactivation or termination of the registration of the entity with which the licensee's principal broker is affiliated.

(d) The registration of an entity is involuntarily inactivated upon:
(i) termination of the entity's affiliation with a principal broker; or

(ii) expiration, suspension, revocation, inactivation, or termination of the license of the principal broker with whom the entity is affiliated.

(e) The license of a principal broker is involuntarily inactivated upon termination of the licensee's affiliation with a registered entity.

(f) If the division or commission orders that a principal broker's license is to be suspended or revoked:
(i) the order shall state the effective date of the suspension or revocation; and

(ii) before the effective date, the entity shall:
(A)
(I) affiliate with a new principal broker; and

(II) submit change forms through RELMS to affiliate each licensee with the new principal broker; or

(B)
(I) provide written notice to each licensee affiliated with the principal broker of the pending suspension or revocation; and

(II) comply with Subsection R162-2f-207(3)(c)(ii)(B).

(2) Activation.

(a) To activate a license, the holder of the inactive license shall:
(i) complete and submit a change card through RELMS pursuant to Section R162-2f-207;

(ii) submit proof of:
(A) having been issued an active license at the time of last renewal;

(B) having completed, within the two-year period preceding the date on which the licensee requests activation, 18 hours of continuing education, including nine hours of core topics of which three hours shall include the Mandatory 3-Hour CE course; or

(C) having passed the licensing examination within the six-month period before the date on which the licensee requests activation;

(iii)
(A) if applying to activate a sales agent or associate broker license, evidence affiliation with a principal broker; or

(B) if applying to activate a principal broker license, evidence affiliation with a registered entity; and

(iv) pay a nonrefundable activation fee.

(b) A licensee who submits continuing education to activate a license may not use the same continuing education to renew the license at the time of the licensee's next renewal.

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