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Broker License ReciprocityIndividuals who hold real estate broker's licenses in other states have contacted Polley Associates to inquire about obtaining a similar license in Pennsylvania. This FAQ (frequently asked questions) page has been created to help address their needs. It consists of four sections: If you hold an out-of-state salesperson's license, and want to obtain a Pennsylvania salesperson's license, please click here. Pennsylvania and license reciprocityThe requirements for real estate broker licensure in Pennsylvania traditionally are lower than those of most other states, with few exceptions. That's good news for many out-of-staters with real estate broker licenses who want to be licensed as a broker in The Keystone State. Moreover, the state of Pennsylvania in December 2003 passed legislation that creates license reciprocity agreements between it and other states. Click here to learn more about reciprocity on the PA State Real Estate Commission website. If you do not qualify for a license by reciprocity, you are best positioned to obtain a broker's license in Pennsylvania if the state in which you are already licensed requires 3 or more years' experience, and a minimum of 240 or more hours of education, for broker licensing. You must describe your experience and education as a broker in another state to the Pennsylvania State Real Estate Commission, using its "Broker / Cemetery Broker Examination Eligibility Application" (Commission Form SPOA2103). The form, its required attachments, and an appropriate fee must be submitted to and approved by the Commission before you are permitted to sit for the Pennsylvania broker examination. Copies of the form and accompanying instructions are available online and can be downloaded from the commission website, or are available by contacting the commission at: Pennsylvania State Real Estate Commission If your application is approved, the commission will
then send you a broker examination registration form and
accompanying instructions. The completed form is then sent to
Pennsylvania's testing vendor, PSI
Examination Services, along with the appropriate examination
fee. Please note: Due to state requirements, the
above-described submission procedure for out-of-state broker license
candidates differs substantially from that for out-of-state
salesperson candidates. The examination's pass-fail threshold
for brokers also differs. Preparing for the Pennsylvania law testBecause you will need to brush up on Pennsylvania real estate
license law and prep for the law portion of the Pennsylvania test,
we recommend that you ... If you lack sufficient education ...If you do not have 240 or more hours of completed broker license education, you will need to complete one or more PA broker-level courses offered by Polley Associates, or equivalent courses in your current state of licensure. |
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