There is also an application fee of $125, which must be submitted at the time application is made. Once the exam is taken, applicants then must fill out the formal application (Form #549), and have it notarized, along with providing fingerprint cards (to perform a background check) and copies of the exam results. So, for example, if the applicant began the licensing procedure in California, and took the national exam there, that may count toward the Nevada licensing requirements. While the state portion must be from the State of Nevada, the national portion may be from another state. In Nevada, exams are scheduled through PSI Testing Service (There are two parts to the exam, a national and a state part. Once the coursework is completed, the exam must be taken. This coursework must be done through an approved, accredited provider, and a list of these providers is available on the Real Estate Division’s web site, Education from other states, however, may be accepted on a case-by-case basis. In the State of Nevada, real estate licensing is administered by the Real Estate Division, whose web site is Nevada requires several types of real estate licenses – one for a salesperson (generally what people mean when they talk about obtaining a real estate license), one for a real estate broker, one for a salesperson/broker, and a permit for anyone managing property on behalf of others.įor the salesperson’s license, an applicant must complete 90 hours of classwork focusing on real estate practices, principles, and law.
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