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EDUCATION CENTER
Wisconsin Reciprocity Pre-LicenseAll salesperson applicants holding active sales licenses in another state other than Illinois or Indiana for the last two (2) years may take a reduced-length approved program before they take the state exam. The sales reciprocity course is approved by the Wisconsin Department of Regulation and Licensing. The state exam is administered by Pearson VUE. A copy of their out-of-state license must be submitted with the Wisconsin license application. A Broker licensed in another state other than Illinois or Indiana and applying for a Wisconsin reciprocal broker license must have satisfied the salesperson education and examination requirements or be licensed as a salesperson in Wisconsin. If they have met these requirements, they need only complete the broker three (3) hour education course and the broker exam. The broker reciprocity course is approved by the Wisconsin Department of Regulation and Licensing. Those without the requisite sales person license need to complete the 13-hour salesperson course. The Broker exam is administered by Pearson VUE. A copy of their out-of-state broker’s license must be submitted with the Wisconsin license application. Students have one year from the date of registration to complete all courses, after which time re-registration is required. Please enter the state where you hold a license: If you do not hold a license in another state, please see our sales licensing/Pre-license information. If you have questions or concerns, please contact our Business Services department at educate@wra.org or 800-279-1972.Reciprocity Information for IllinoisSales License InformationThe Department of Regulation and Licensing has entered into a reciprocal agreement with the state of Illinois. Under this agreement, Illinois licensees holding an active real estate salesperson license are exempt from the education requirement and may take the sales exam directly. Two years of active status as a licensed salesperson is not required. The original license in the reciprocal state must have been issued on the basis of passing the state’s examination. To help you prepare for the sales exam, the Wisconsin REALTORS® Association offers a Sales Reciprocity Pre-Exam Review course and a Sales Mock Exam, which mirrors the real estate sales exam.
Broker License InformationUnder the reciprocal agreement, Illinois licensees holding an active real estate broker license are exempt from the education requirement and may take the broker exam directly. Applicants for the broker license must have had two years in good standing as a licensed broker immediately prior to taking the broker exam. Applicants for the broker license are only required to take the broker exam. The original license in the reciprocal state must have been issued on the basis of passing the state’s examination. To help you prepare for the broker exam, the Wisconsin REALTORS® Association offers a Broker Reciprocity Pre-Exam Review course and a Broker Mock Exam, which mirrors the real estate broker exam.
If the broker applicant did not hold an active real estate broker’s license within the two-year period prior to filing an application for an original real estate broker’s license, the applicant must satisfy one of the following as proof of completion for the education requirement prior to the examination.
If you do not meet these requirements, you will need to complete the related course available below:
Applicants applying for a Wisconsin sales or broker license will need to show proof of their current license when submitting their application to the Wisconsin Department of Regulation and Licensing. Wisconsin Department of
Regulation and Licensing Wisconsin licensees seeking to become licensed in Illinois should contact: Illinois Real Estate Division: For a copy of the Illinois Reciprocity Application, go to www.idfpr.com/dpr/re/Forms/recip.pdf. Note the requirement for a sponsoring broker who is a Wisconsin resident and who has an active Illinois broker’s license and an active Wisconsin broker’s license. |
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