North Carolina State Exam Info
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Any person or business
engaging in real estate transactions as an agent for another (including time
share transactions) must first obtain a license from the Commission.
The process for obtaining a
license by examination is:
1 Applicant completes required real estate course or otherwise satisfies
prelicense requirements.
2 Applicant files application
form and fee with Commission.
3 Commission determines
applicant's eligibility for licensing examination and sends qualified applicants
a notice of examination eligibility.
4 Applicant contacts testing
service to pay examination fee and schedule examination.
This information was obtained
from the North Carolina Real Estate Commission web site, for more detailed
information please go to http://www.ncrec.state.nc.us/