NJDOBI | CE Exemption Based on Licensure as a Broker or Broker-Salesperson for 40 Years or More

Governor Mikie Sherrill • Lt. Governor Dr. Dale G. Caldwell

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CE Exemption Based on Licensure as a Broker or Broker-Salesperson for 40 Years or More

To qualify for the CE exemption, an applicant must have been licensed as a real estate broker or broker-salesperson for 40 years or more. The 40 years of licensure need not be continuous. Only years of licensure as a real estate broker or broker-salesperson count towards the 40-year requirement; years of licensure as a salesperson do not count.

Bulletin 19-04: Continuing Education Requirement Exemption for Brokers and Broker-Salespersons Licensed for 40 Years or More
40 Year Broker Exemption Application
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