Are you sure your continuing education course was reported to the Commission? Have you checked your license record lately to make sure your license is still active?

Recently, some brokers learned their continuing education (CE) courses were not reported to the Commission by their education provider although they successfully completed them prior to June 10, 2026.

Unfortunately, these errors resulted in some brokers’ licenses being placed on inactive status due to education providers not accurately reporting their 2025-2026 CE course completions.

Under Rule 58H .0207(f), education providers are required to submit course completion reports to the Commission within 7 calendar days after a broker completes a course. While errors are uncommon, they can happen—and the consequences can affect a broker’s ability to practice real estate brokerage.

To help avoid unexpected issues at license renewal, brokers should:

• verify that their course completion certificate is accurate, particularly their name and license number,
• log in to www.ncrec.gov within 10 days after completing a CE course to confirm the course has been posted to their license record, and
• contact the education provider immediately if the course has not been reported or if any information is incorrect so the education provider can correct the error and submit the course completion information as required by License Law and Commission rules.

Brokers should not send course completion certificates to the Commission. Rule 58H .0207(f) places the responsibility for reporting course completions on the education provider.

A quick review of your license record only takes a few minutes, but it can help prevent your license from being placed on inactive status and avoid an unexpected interruption to your brokerage activities.