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How to Renew a Real Estate License in Oklahoma

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Chase Milner
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Jul 25, 2025
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If you're a licensed real estate professional in Oklahoma—whether you're a Sales Associate or a Broker—this guide will walk you through how to renew your license without any hiccups. 

In order to help you maintain good standing with the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC), we'll go over license terms, renewal procedures, and some of the most frequently addressed areas.

How Long is a Real Estate License Good for in Oklahoma?

In Oklahoma, licenses are valid for three years (36 months). That means you have three full years to complete your continuing education and submit your renewal paperwork. To avoid any disruption in your license status, always confirm your specific expiration date with OREC.

Steps to Renew Your Real Estate License

An outline of Oklahoma's renewal procedure, including the continuing education (CE) prerequisites for brokers and sales associates, is provided below.

  • Complete the Required Continuing Education Hours
  • Submit Your Renewal Application
  • Pay the Required Renewal Fees
  • Await Confirmation from the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC)

Following these steps will help ensure your license stays active and you remain in good standing.

Step 1: Complete the Required Continuing Education Hours

Resident Sales Associates and Broker Associates
To maintain your license, you'll need to complete 30 hours of continuing education. This includes a mix of mandatory subjects and electives:

  • 1 hour in the Broker Relationship Act
  • 1 hour in Code and Rules
  • 1 hour in Fair Housing
  • 1 hour in a current “Hot Topic”
  • 3 hours in Professional Conduct (Code of Ethics)
  • 6 hours focused on Contracts and Forms
  • 17 hours of elective or additional approved coursework

Resident Brokers and Branch Brokers
If you’re a Broker in a supervisory or leadership position, you're also required to complete 30 hours of CE every three years. Your course requirements differ slightly and include:

  • 15 hours of Broker in Charge training
  • 6 hours in Contracts and Forms
  • 9 hours in electives or other required topics

Be sure to complete your CE through a provider approved by the OREC. US Realty Training offers flexible online programs that align with the latest state requirements, making it easy to stay compliant on your schedule.

Step 2: Submit Your Renewal Application

After completing your continuing education, it's time to apply for renewal online through the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission. Prepare the following:

  • Your license number
  • Proof of completed continuing education (certificates, transcripts, or digital records)
  • Any additional documents required by OREC

Make sure to submit your application before your license expires to avoid late fees or potential disruptions in your active status.

Step 3: Pay the Required Renewal Fees

As part of the application process, you’ll need to pay a renewal fee. The exact amount depends on your license type—Sales Associate or Broker—and whether you’re renewing on time. Late renewals may come with extra charges. Check OREC’s current fee schedule for the most up-to-date pricing. We’ll also include estimated costs in the FAQ section.

Step 4: Await Confirmation from OREC

After submitting your application and payment, OREC will review and process your renewal. Once approved, you’ll get a confirmation—usually by email—stating that your license has been successfully renewed. Be sure to save this confirmation and take note of your new expiration date for future reference.

FAQs about Renewing Your Real Estate License in Oklahoma

Below are some common questions about the renewal process in Oklahoma.

Can You Renew a Real Estate License After it Expires?

Absolutely, but it's best to act promptly. If your license has expired for less than a year, you can renew it online through the License Portal, though additional late fees will apply. 

If it's been expired for more than a year but less than three, you'll need to submit a reinstatement application, which includes extra fees and may require a background check and examination. After three years, you'll need to reapply as a new applicant .

How Much Does a Real Estate License Renewal Cost in Oklahoma?

Renewal fees vary based on your license type and status. Here's a general breakdown:

  • Sales Associate (Active): $295
  • Sales Associate (Inactive): $220
  • Broker Associate (Active): $340
  • Broker Associate (Inactive): $245
  • Continuing Education: $100- $200

Please note that these fees are subject to change, and additional fees may apply for reinstatement or activation.

What Can I Expect From an Online Continuing Education Course?

You can finish modules at your own pace with the flexibility and convenience of online CE courses. Typical topics covered in courses include:

  • Oklahoma Broker Relationships Act
  • Ethics at Work
  • Oklahoma Contracts and Forms: Residential Sales
  • Oklahoma Rules and Code: Investigations and Disciplinary Actions
  • Personal Safety
  • Foundations of Real Estate Finance
  • Protecting Consumers and Your Business from Unfair Practices

You can complete your CE requirements on your own time with the help of US Realty Training's associated continuing education programs, which provide interactive materials, video lectures, and downloadable resources.

US Realty Training’s partnered continuing education programs include interactive materials, video lectures, and downloadable resources to help you satisfy your CE requirements on your schedule.

How Long is a Continuing Education Course?

The length of each CE course can change based on the format used by the provider and the number of credit hours allotted. 

Over a three-year period, Oklahoma typically requires 30 total hours of CE, which can be split up among several courses. You can divide these hours into manageable chunks with online options, which makes it simpler to learn at your own speed.

Final Thoughts on Renewing a Real Estate License in Oklahoma

Whether you're a Broker or a Sales Associate, renewing your Oklahoma real estate license mostly entails keeping up with fees, application deadlines, and continuing education requirements. A smooth renewal process that keeps your career on track is ensured by preparation.

Are you prepared to keep your license active? To finish your courses quickly, sign up for our associated continuing education program. To begin, click the "Enroll" button below!

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TL;DR: Oklahoma sales associate and broker licenses last 3 years. Complete 30 CE hours (specific mandatory topics), file the online renewal, and pay the fee before expiry. Late renewals add penalties; after one year you need reinstatement, after three years you must reapply. Use the OREC portal and approved CE providers to stay active.

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