Connecticut State Department of Consumer Protection

Real Estate - Attorney Application

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Purpose:

This application is for an individual salesperson or broker seeking approval of real estate courses taken from a law school, as well as from any other college, university or professional real estate school. No correspondence courses or on-line courses are acceptable.
Prerequisites:
  • All applicants are required to take the real estate examination administered by PSI.
  • Real estate courses will be considered from your law school, as well as from any other college, university or professional real estate school. No correspondence courses or on-line courses are acceptable.     

  • All broker applicants must also demonstrate the following:

    • At least 2 years of licensed real estate experience in Connecticut;  AND
    • 15 hour classroom course in Real Estate Brokerage Principles and Practices  OR
    • If applicable, a sworn affidavit you engage in real estate closings as a regular part of your law practice      
  • If your education is approved, you will receive instructions to register and schedule the examination. If your coursework is not approved, you will be informed of further requirements.
Required Documentation:    
  • Completed notarized application;

  • Original transcripts/course certificates from each institution where you completed real estate related coursework;

  • If you currently hold or held a real estate license in another state, you must provide this office with an original certification of license history received directly from each state;

  • In addition to the above, all broker applicants must provide the following:

    • a certificate of completion of a 15 hour Broker Principles and Practices course   OR 

    • If applicable, a sworn affidavit you engage in real estate closings as a regular part of your law practice

Application:

 Application and License Fees:

  • Broker Application Fee: $120.00

    • The $1,130.00 initial license fee and $20.00 guaranty fund will be due upon the successfully completion the examination.

    • If you plan to do business as a broker business entity (Partnership, LLC, Corporation) you must obtain a broker license in the name of that business entity. Follow these application procedures first; then AFTER you have passed the CT Broker Licensing Exam, go to www.ct.gov/dcp and download the Business Entity Application and submit with the applicable fees and your passing CT broker exam score report.

  • Salesperson Application Fee: $80.00

    • The $570.00 initial license fee and $20.00 guaranty fund will be due upon the successfully completion the examination. 

Renewal Information:

Email Address:

dcp.licenseservices@ct.gov

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