Student Forms
Student Forms
Additional information relating to obtaining, changing and/or renewing licenses, including certification of prelicensure classes, is available on the Licensing Division web page. Licensees or applicants interested in obtaining or renewing an Arizona Real Estate license should review the information on that web page.
Documents / Packages:
- Fingerprint Clearance Card
- DPS provides the steps all new applicants seeking a real estate license must go through to provide an Arizona Fingerprint Clearance Card at the time of license application.
- Candidate Handbook
- Provides detailed information on requirements for licensure as a real estate, cemetery or membership camping broker or salesperson. Forms, possible waivers and testing information included.
Forms:
Frequently Asked Questions
My company wants to offer real estate courses for credit. What's required?
The first requirement is to file an Application for Certificate of Approval to Operate a Real Estate School (ED-100). You'll need to identify each person and, if an entity, every officer, director, member, manager, partner, owner, trust beneficiary holding 10% or more beneficial interest, stockholder owning 10% or more stock, and person exercising control of the school. Supporting documentation is required. A Fingerprint Clearance Card must be provided to the Department by each owner of 10% or more.
Schools should review, understand, and operate under the provisions of A.R.S. § 32-2135 and the Commissioner's Rules, particularly Article 4. You should review and become familiar with those, at the very least. Other statutes within Arizona Revised Statutes, Title 32, Chapter 20, and the Commissioner's Rules (Arizona Administrative Code, Title 4, Chapter 28) also apply.
I want to apply to be an instructor. What do I need to do?
Review R4-28-404(C) to make sure you meet one or more of the qualifications, contact a school for which you wish to teach, and file a completed Instructor application with the school for review and submission to the Department.
If I want to change the content, category or duration of an approved course, what do I need to do?
You must receive approval of the revised course before you can advertise it as an approved course or issue credit for it. Submit the same documentation you would for a new course.
I have a really great course I wrote several years ago and want to update it. What do I need to file with the Department?
If there are substantive changes to the course length or content, approval of the revised course is required. To bring the content up to date without changing the outline, course length, or general content, you need do nothing so long as approval is current. If the approval has already expired, file an application as if it's a new course (Application for a Certificate of Course Approval Form - Continuing Education (ED-102-CE).