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Reminder to licensees whose license expired on June 30: Once you reinstate your license, you are still INACTIVE!

If you renewed your license after June 30th, your license was reinstated on inactive status.  A broker must submit the License Activation and Affiliation Form 2.08 to activate their license and affiliate with a Broker-in-Charge.

Upon a broker’s submission of Form 2.08, Rule 58A .0504 indicates that their license status is active. However, brokers should allow the Commission time to adequately process the form and update their license record. While the form is processing, it is unnecessary to submit duplicate forms, send emails, or initiate follow-up phone calls with Commission staff.

If a broker does not receive written acknowledgment form the Commission within 30 days of the date shown on the form, the broker must cease brokerage activities pending receipt of the written acknowledgment from the Commission.

Have you Completed the Update Course?

We are two months into the new license year and less than 2,000 brokers have completed the mandatory 2024-2025 Update course. In last month’s eBulletin, we published an article stressing the importance of completing your education early to make you more knowledgeable, better informed, and more aware of your obligations and duties to protect the public.

Not only is the information contained in this course essential for properly practicing real estate brokerage, but we also believe you will have fun learning it. This year’s course is entitled “Playing to Win” and is built around a game show theme. We did this to maximize engagement in the courses and to create lots of opportunities for interaction between the instructor and the students. We know students learn best when they are engaged and having fun. For the first time ever, we have powered this year’s Update courses with AI tools to create better quality videos and to be more innovative in conveying information. There are also multiple resources shared in this course that brokers can use to further develop their knowledge on these topics.

For brokers taking the General Update (GENUP) course, the topics covered are:

For Brokers-In-Charge and BIC-Eligible Brokers, the Broker-In-Charge Update (BICUP) course covers:

You can use the Commission’s CE Course Schedule Search page to find a scheduled Update course being offered by a certified education provider. The course number for the Update course differs based on which one you need to take and how it is being delivered:

5925 – Synchronous (live online) GENUP

9925 – In-Person GENUP

5825 – Synchronous (live online) BICUP

8825 – In-Person BICUP

Take action now and complete your education to ensure you are well-prepared for the 2024-2025 license year!

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

The North Carolina Chapter of the National Association of Human Rights Workers will host a Statewide Human Rights and Civil Rights Conference, September 17-18, 2024, in Fayetteville, North Carolina. This in-person conference will touch on Fair Housing, civil rights, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and much more through engaging workshops and interactive discussions. This conference, which has a registration cost, is geared towards human and civil rights workers and advocates.

Following the Statewide Human Rights and Civil Rights Conference the Fayetteville-Cumberland County Human Relations and Fayetteville Technical Community College will host a Bias and Hate Crimes Forum, which will be facilitated by the United States Department of Justice Community Relations Service. This free forum, which has an in-person or virtual registration option, is ideal for community members, advocates, attorneys, law enforcement, and other groups throughout the state. This forum will feature representatives from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina, the North Carolina Department of Justice, the North Carolina Human Relations Commission, the Fair Housing Project of Legal Aid of North Carolina, and other state and local agencies. The forum will cover biases, hate crime laws, enforcement and prosecution, resources for survivors and advocates, and testimony from community members impacted by hate crimes.

To learn more about either event refer to the links below:

2024 Statewide Human Rights Conference

US DOJ & US Attorney’s Office Bias and Hate Crimes Forum

Guess What? You can take your 2024-2025 CE NOW!

Have you taken your CE courses for 2024-2025? It is not too early for you to complete your required CE for this license year.

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