Or. Admin. Code § 863-014-0054 - Authorization for Armed Forces Service members and Their Spouses or Domestic Partners
(1) An active-duty
member of the United States Armed Forces who is stationed in this state, or the
spouse or domestic partner of such servicemember, may obtain an authorization
to conduct professional real estate activity as a real estate broker or
principal broker upon completion of the requirements in (2) through (5) of this
rule. Such authorization is valid until the earliest of the following:
(a) Two years from the date of
issuance;
(b) The date the
servicemember's term of active-duty service in this state is complete;
or
(c) The date the applicant's
license issued by another state expires or is no longer active.
(2) Upon submission of the
application for authorization, the applicant must hold an active real estate
license of the same real estate license category in another U.S. state and such
license or certificate must have been active during the two years immediately
preceding the move. The applicant must be in good standing in the state or
states in which the applicant is currently licensed.
(3) To apply for authorization, the applicant
must:
(a) Complete an application and pay the
related fee as provided in OAR
863-014-0010(1).
(b) Submit a copy of their or their spouse's
or domestic partner's military orders stationing the servicemember in
Oregon.
(c) Furnish certification
of active license history issued by the state or states where licensed as
required in (2) of this rule.
(4) An applicant seeking authorization to
conduct professional real estate activity as a real estate broker must be
associated with a principal broker as provided in OAR
863-014-0035(3).
(5) An applicant seeking authorization to
conduct professional real estate activity as a principal real estate broker
must either:
(a) Register a business name
using an online application through the Agency's website as provided in OAR
863-014-0095; or
(b) Have an active principal broker transfer
the applicant to an active registered business name under OAR
863-014-0063 using an online
application available through the Agency's website.
(6) The authorization to conduct professional
real estate activity as a real estate broker or principal broker may not be
renewed on expiration. Previous holders of an authorization must reapply and
fulfill the requirements of ORS
696.022 and OAR
863-014-0035 or
863-014-0040 in order to conduct
professional real estate activity in this state.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: HB 3030, SB 688 (2019 Laws)
Statutes/Other Implemented: HB 3030, SB 688 (2019 Laws) &
50 U.S.C. Section
4025a;
Pub. L.
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