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Applying For NC Reciprocity License

Once your SC license has been generated with the commission, you can apply for an NC reciprocity license. Follow these steps:
  1. Submit a request for a certificate of licensure with the SCREC for the SC license certificate of licensure.  You can apply for the Certificate of Licensure online through your LLR eService portal. If you have trouble finding it, visit the LLR Real Estate Commission page and click the License Certification button and it should have you login and take you right to the page.
  2. You will need to complete another background check. Contact CriminalRecordCheck.com at 877.272.0266 or www.ncreccheck.com. Criminal Record Check (CRC) is the only approved criminal record provider for the NC Real Estate Commission. Reports from other agencies will not be accepted. Only a report prepared by the agency within the six (6) months prior to filing your application will be acceptable to the Commission. 
  3. After you will apply online on the NCREC commission website.
  4. Login or Register
  5. Start the application where you will apply as "an applicant applying for a license based on holding a license in another jurisdiction" 
  6. Submit
Once it is processed and the North Carolina commission approves it, then they’ll send you a license number. Once you receive that, reach out to your BIC, John Sylvia, at [email protected] and he will activate and affiliate your license. NCREC is different than SCREC and receiving a license number does not mean you can practice real estate - we have to activate and affiliate your license first. John will then submit it to the North Carolina commission to activate it and affiliate it with our market center.
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*After your license is active and affiliated, look further down this page and follow the steps to join NCAR. The documents you are allowed to access will be tied to your NRDS number, so you need to join NAR at the state level for NC in order to access NC forms in Docusign.

Can I Apply For SC Reciprocity License?

Unfortunately, SC does not extend reciprocity to NC licensed agents, so anyone who is primary licensed in NC will need to take the SC state portion of the official PSI test. To start that process, view the Salesperson License requirements on the  SCREC Applications & Requirements page  or reach out to your BIC, John Sylvia, at [email protected] for further details.

*After your license is active and affiliated, look further down this page and follow the steps to join SCAR. The documents you are allowed to access will be tied to your NRDS number, so you need to join NAR at the state level for SC in order to access SC forms in Docusign.

Joining NCAR

This is for an agent primarily licensed in SC/secondarily licensed in NC who needs access to NC contracts. You'll visit ​https://www.ncrealtors.org/ and follow the instructions linked below.

​Joining SCAR

This is for an agent primarily licensed in NC/secondarily licensed in SC who needs access to SC contracts. You can do one of two things to become a secondary member, which allows you access to the SC contracts.
  • Use their online application to apply to be a secondary member CLICK link below
OR
  • Call the main office number at 803-772-5206 and apply over the phone. 
The online application has a breakdown of the joining fees by month.

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