Apply for or Renew a License

Completed license applications and licensing forms may be submitted to irec-licensing@dopl.idaho.gov. For applications and forms requiring payment, please include the Credit/Debit Card Authorization Form with the submission. This form is in each of the application sections below for convenience.

Provider, course, and instructor applications needs to be submitted to BCRE-Education@dopl.idaho.gov.

• Exam Waiver Request
• Print License Request

E&O Insurance

• Certification of Coverage (Broker/Salesperson)
• Certification of Coverage (Company)

Fingerprint Documents

• Fingerprint Instruction Process
• Fingerprint Privacy Statement

Individual Licensing Applications

• Broker License
• Cooperative License
• Licensure by Endorsement for Military Persons, Veterans and Spouses
• Salesperson License
• Notice of Name Change
• License and Education History Request
• Credit/Debit Card Authorization
• Disclosure Statement on Impact of Criminal Conviction

Company Licensing Applications

• Branch Office
• Corporation
• Limited Liability Company
• Limited Liability Partnership
• Notice of Broker Change
• Partnership
• Limited Partnership
• Sole Proprietorship
• Trust Account Notification Form
• Teams Registration
• Credit/Debit Card Authorization

Timeshares

• Subdivided Lands Registration Application
• Subdivided Lands Registration Renewal

If you have not met the Continuing Education Requirements, do not submit a renewal indicating otherwise. Submitting a fraudulent application for licensure is grounds for disciplinary action against your license.

Please complete your renewal through your IREC Account. If you have questions, please email IREC-licensing@dopl.idaho.gov or by calling 208-334-3233.

For your license to remain valid, it must be renewed by 5:00 PM Mountain Time on the last day of your birth month. Licensing cycles are on a 2-year cycle based off your birth month. You cannot practice on an expired license.

Active members of the military may be eligible for a waiver of renewal fees and other renewal requirements; see Idaho Code 67-2602A.  

Please note: If you fail to renew your license before its expiration date a late fee will be required by Idaho Code 54-2020 and cannot be waived. Licenses that have not been renewed on time will be placed on an “Expired” status. Expired licenses can only be renewed to an “Inactive” status and will require your designated broker to reactivate the license. If you were the designated broker, you must contact the Real Estate Commission to become active again.

You have 1-year from the date the license “Expired” to renew. After 1-year the license will be “Terminated”, and a new application and fee will need to be submitted along with all licensing requirements required by Idaho Code 54-2012.