Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Commerce
Title R162 - Real Estate
Rule R162-2f - Real Estate Licensing and Practices Rule
Section R162-2f-204 - License Renewal or Reinstatement
Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 162-2f-204
Current through Bulletin 2024-06, March 15, 2024
(1)
(a) A
license issued under this rule is valid for a period of two years from the date
of licensure.
(b) To renew on time
without incurring a late fee, an applicant for renewal shall, by the 15th day
of the month of expiration, have completed all each of the continuing education
credits required under Subsection (2)(b) to ensure continuing education
providers have time to bank continuing education hours before license
expiration.
(c) An individual who
is required to submit a renewal application through the online RELMS system
shall complete the online process, including the completion and banking of
continuing education credits, in the licensee's individual password protected
RELMS account, by the license expiration date.
(d) An individual whose circumstances require
a "yes" answer to a disclosure question on the renewal application shall submit
a paper renewal application:
(i) by the
license expiration date, if that date falls on a day when the division is open
for business; or
(ii) on the next
business day following the license expiration date, if that date falls on a day
when the division is closed for business.
(2) Qualification for renewal or reinstatement.
(a) Character and competency.
(i) An individual applying for a renewed
license or for reinstatement of a license shall evidence that the individual
maintains character and competency as required for initial licensure.
(ii) An individual applying for a renewed or
reinstated license may not have:
(A) a felony
conviction since the last date of licensure; or
(B) a finding of fraud, misrepresentation, or
deceit entered against the applicant, related to activities requiring a real
estate license, by a court of competent jurisdiction or a government agency
since the last date of licensure, unless the finding was explicitly considered
by the division in a previous application.
(b) Continuing education.
(i) To renew at the end of the first renewal
cycle, an actively licensed individual shall complete:
(A) the 12-hour new sales agent course
certified by the division;
(B) the
Mandatory 3-Hour CE course; and
(C)
an additional three non-duplicative hours of continuing education:
(I) certified by the division as either core
or elective; or
(II) acceptable to
the division pursuant to Subsection (2)(b)(ii)(B).
(ii) To renew at the end of a
renewal cycle after the first renewal, an actively licensed individual shall:
(A) complete 18 non-duplicative hours of
continuing education:
(I) certified by the
division;
(II) including at least
nine non-duplicative hours of core curriculum, three hours of which are for
completion of the Mandatory 3-Hour CE Course, a required continuing education
course approved by the division; and
(III) taken during the previous license
period; or
(B) apply to
the division by the 15th day of the month of expiration for a waiver of all or
part of the required continuing education hours by virtue of having completed
non-certified courses that:
(I) were not
required under Subsection
R162-2f-206c(1)(a)
to be certified; and
(II) meet the
continuing education objectives listed in Subsection
R162-2f-206c(2)(f).
(iii) If when renewing
at the end of a renewal cycle after the first renewal, an actively licensed
individual did not previously complete the 12-hour new sales agent course when
qualifying for the individual's current license, the individual shall complete
the 12-hour new sales agent course certified by the Division plus an additional
six hours of non-duplicative core topic or elective continuing education
hours.
(iv) The Division has
certified the mandatory 3-Hour course and the 12-hour new sales agent course as
core hours for continuing education purposes.
(v)
(A)
Completed continuing education courses will be credited to an individual when
the hours are uploaded by the course provider pursuant to Subsection
R162-2f-401d(1)(j).
(B) If a provider fails to upload course
completion information within the ten-day period specified in Subsection
R162-2f-401d(1)(j),
an individual who attended the course may obtain credit by:
(I) filing a complaint against the provider;
and
(II) submitting the course
completion certificate to the division.
(c) In addition to meeting the
requirements of Subsection (2)(a) and (b), an individual applying to renew a
principal broker license shall certify that:
(i) the business name under which the
individual operates is current and in good standing with the Division of
Corporations and Commercial Code; and
(ii) the trust account maintained by the
principal broker is current and in compliance with Sections
R162-2f-403a
and
R162-2f-403b.
(3) Renewal and reinstatement procedures.
(a) To renew a
license, an applicant shall, before the expiration of the license:
(i) complete the online renewal of the
license in the applicant's password protected RELMS account; and
(ii) pay a nonrefundable renewal
fee.
(b) To reinstate an
expired license, an applicant shall, according to deadlines set forth in
Subsections
61-2f-204(2)(b)
through
61-2f-204(2)
(d):
(i)
submit any forms required by the division, including proof of having completed
continuing education pursuant to Subsection
61-2f-204(2),
including the Mandatory 3-Hour CE course; and
(ii) pay a nonrefundable reinstatement
fee.
(4) An individual licensee shall submit an application for renewal through the online RELMS system unless the individual's circumstances require a "yes" answer in response to a disclosure question.
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