The expiration date for real estate broker licenses has changed from March 31^st to November 30^th.  Please be advised the department has started to transition the expiration date for new and renewal applications.  

Please click on the links below to view the requirements and download the required application forms:

Individual Broker License Requirements and Applications:

• Initial Exam Broker Application
  
• Attorney Application
• Non-Reciprocal Application
• Reciprocal Application                
• From Business Entity Designee to Individual Application                             

• Associate Broker Designation Request 
• Associate Broker Designation Termination

• Renewal Information

• Reinstatement Application

• Real Estate Broker - Guide to Online Services

• Instructions to Submit the Request Online
• Request for License History Form

• Retiree Status License Application
• Application for Restoration from Retiree Status

 Changes to License:

• Change of Name
• Change of Address
• Termination of Salesperson

Other Information:

• 2024 Changes to Real Estate Regulations – New
• 2024 Changes to Real Estate Advertising Regulations – New
• Dual and Designated Agency and Unrepresented Parties Forms – New
• 2024 Changes to Real Estate Licensing Laws - New
• Real Estate Teams
• Changes to Real Estate Pre-Licensing Course Requirements
• Continuing Education Information
• Real Estate Laws and Regulations
• Landlord-Tenant Laws of Interest
• CT Real Estate Commission Policy on Agency
• Content Outline for Connecticut Real Estate Sales and Broker Licensing Examinations
• Designated Agency Disclosure Notice and Consent Agreement
• NEW Real Estate Property Condition Form - Effective until September 30, 2019

• Residential Property Condition Report and Residential Foundation Condition Report - Effective October 1, 2019 (See Public Act 19-192) Certain owners of residential property are also required to complete the new Residential Foundation Condition Report. For more information, see Page 1 of the Residential Foundation Condition Report

• Residential Property Condition Report and Residential Foundation Condition Report - Effective October 1, 2021 (See Public Act 21-41) Certain owners of residential property are also required to complete the new Residential Foundation Condition Report. For more information, see Page 1 of the Residential Foundation Condition Report

• Crumbling Foundations - Connecticut Department of Housing

• Template Prospective Parties Disclosure Form

• Template Interpreter Form

Email Address: dcp.licenseservices@ct.gov                                

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