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    Title: Real Estate Salesperson: Nonresident
    Alternate Title:
    Description: Minnesota Department of Commerce
    Subject: Brokers
    Real Estate Brokers/Agents
    Real Property
    Creation Date: 9/11/2008 2:16:42 PM
    Modification Date: 3/1/2021 6:10:35 PM
    Agency Name: Commerce, Minnesota Department of
    Agency URL: https://mn.gov/commerce/
    Agency Description: The Minnesota Department of Commerce is the chief regulator for the banking, energy, insurance, real estate, securities, telecommunications industries and also operates Minnesota's Unclaimed Property.
    Agency Phone: 651-539-1600
    800-857-3602
    Agency Fax: Agency URL: https://mn.gov/commerce/
    Agency Address:
    85 7th Place East, Suite 500

    St. Paul
    MN
    55101
    Unit Name: Licensing Unit
    Unit URL:
    Unit Description:
    Unit Phone: 651-539-1599
    800-657-3978
    Unit Fax: Contact person(s): licensing.commerce@state.mn.us
    Unit URL:
    Audience: Hold Application URL:
    Renewal URL:
    Versa URL:
    Requirements:
    Nonresident with an Active License in a Reciprocal State

    The applicant must reside in and hold an active real estate license in one of the following reciprocal States: Colorado, Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Oklahoma.

    1. Contact a Minnesota-licensed primary broker in order to submit an application for licensure on PULSE Portal. Only a Minnesota-licensed primary broker can submit an application for a nonresident salesperson’s license.
      • The license fee is $130.
    2. Email a Letter of Certification (no more than 90 days old) documenting that you are currently licensed as a salesperson in a reciprocal state.

    Nonresident with an Active License in Wisconsin

    The applicant must reside and hold an active real estate license in Wisconsin.

    1. Complete the 13 hour Wisconsin to Minnesota Reciprocal Prelicense course.
      •  You can find course offerings at PULSE Portal

      • The course cannot be more than one year old at the time of application for licensure. 
    2. Pass the state portion of the salesperson exam.
    3. Contact a Minnesota-licensed primary broker in order to submit an application for licensure on PULSE Portal. Only a Minnesota-licensed primary broker can submit an application for a nonresident salesperson’s license.
      • The license fee is $130. 
    4. Email a Letter of Certification (no more than 90 days old) documenting that you are currently licensed as a salesperson in Wisconsin. 

    Nonresident with an active license in a Non-Reciprocal State

    The applicant must reside and hold an active license in a non-reciprocal state.

    1. Complete pre-licensing education Course I, Course II, and Course III.
    2. Pass the state portion of the salesperson exam.
      • Schedule the exam with Pearson Vue (1-833-273-1946).
    3. Contact a Minnesota-licensed primary broker in order to submit an application for licensure on PULSE Portal. Only a Minnesota-licensed primary broker can submit an application for a nonresident salesperson’s license.
      • The license fee is $130.
    4. Email a Letter of Certification (no more than 90 days old) documenting that you are currently licensed as a salesperson in non-reciprocal state. 
    Review:

     

    Rules:
    Statutes: 82

    Forms:

    Electronic application at PULSE portal


    Fees:

    Nonresident with an Active License in a Reciprocal State - $130

    Nonresident with an Active License in Wisconsin - $130

    Nonresident with an active license in a Non-Reciprocal State - $130


    Period of Issuance:

    2 years, expiring on June 30th.


    Length of Determination: 30 days.
    Other Info:
    Activity: Real Estate
    Brokers
    License Detail URL:

    Real Estate Salesperson | Nonresident

    Real Estate Applications

    Real Estate

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    Minnesota Department of Commerce

     


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