LICENSE RENEWAL

All real estate broker and salesperson licenses, including corporations, partnerships, LLCs or LLPs, and sole proprietors must be renewed

by the commission prescribed deadline prior to November 30th of each even-numbered year (e.g. 2014, 2016, etc.). Licenses which

are not renewed prior to expiration automatically forfeit (unlicensed) on the following January 1 of the odd-numbered year (e.g. January

1, 2015, 2017, etc.).

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application for renewal. Failure to satisfy the continuing education requirement by the license expiration

date will preclude the licensee from renewing the license on active status. Renewal applications will be

processed as inactive status without notification. To reactivate a license which has been placed on an

inactive status, the licensee shall submit proof of having satisfied the continuing education requirements, pay

the appropriate fee for reactivation and submit a completed "Change Form - Real Estate."

Note: A salesperson licensee who is issued a license during an even-numbered year shall be deemed to have

completed equivalent to the twenty (20) hours of continuing education and will be renewed on active status.

Hawaii-licensed real estate brokers and salespersons who hold a current, unencumbered real estate license in

another state or jurisdiction recognized by the Association of Real Estate License Law Officials, intending to

failure to submit a renewal application or failure to pay renewal fees, the license shall be forfeited on

January 1 of the subsequent odd-numbered year (e.g. 2015, 2017, etc.). If your check for your renewal fee

is dishonored or unpaid, your license shall be forfeited on January 1, without further notice.

A forfeited salesperson licensee may also elect to start over as a new applicant and relinquish any prior experience. A forfeited broker

licensee may elect to start over as a new salesperson applicant and relinquish all prior experience.

REAL ESTATE COMMISSION MEETINGS

The Hawaii Real Estate Commission usually meets once a month to decide on licensing and registration application matters. Meetings

are normally held on the fourth Friday of the month, however, they are subject to change and interested persons should contact the

Commission office for details. An application will not be placed on the agenda if it is not "complete" and received with adequate time

for processing. The meetings are open to the public.

• More Than One Year But Less Than Four Years - The license may be restored upon written

application, payment of the required fees and penalties, and completion of either one of the

following three options:

1) Complete at least thirty hours of elective CE; or

2) successfully complete the prelicensing course for the level of license forfeited; or

3) pass the prelicensing examination for the level of license forfeited.

• More Than Four Years But Less Than Five Years - Applicant must pass the prelicensing

examination for the level of license forfeited.

Pursuant to section 467-11(d), Hawaii Revised Statutes, the license of any individual licensed as a real

AND YOU MUST START OVER AS A SALESPERSON.