delaware real estate license reciprocity
Thinking about expanding your real estate business into Delaware? If you’re already licensed in another state, the good news is that Delaware offers reciprocity meaning you may not need to start from scratch. Here’s everything you need to know about obtaining a Delaware real estate license if you hold an active license in another state.
What is Reciprocity?
Reciprocity allows licensed agents in other states to apply for a Delaware real estate license without completing the full 99-hour pre-licensing course. Instead, you complete only the Delaware Law portion of the course and pass the Delaware Law exam through Pearson Vue. We recommend to connect with the Delaware Real Estate Commission to review your personal circumnstances.
Who Qualifies for Reciprocity?
Delaware recognizes real estate licenses from most other states. To qualify, you will likely need to:
Hold an active real estate license in good standing in another jurisdiction.
Have completed education and exam requirements substantially similar to Delaware’s.
Submit a license history or certificate of good standing from your current licensing state.
It’s best to contact that Delaware Real Estate Commission as your first step on your Delaware reciprocity license journey.
Steps to Getting Your Delaware License through Reciprocity
Contact the Delaware Real Estate Commissions to determine your next steps. In most cases, the following steps will apply.
Take and pass the Delaware Law Portion of the Pre-Licensing Course from an approved Delaware provider.
Take and pass the Delaware state exam through Pearson Vue.
Submit Your Application to the Delaware Real Estate Commission with a Delaware Brokerage sponsorship.
At Central Delaware Real Estate Academy, we’ll walk you through each step of your Delaware reciprocity, from course registration to license activation. Start expanding your real estate business with confidence.