(Obtain a Kansas Broker’s License if licensed in another state)
The Kansas Real Estate Commission (KREC) Systems are Offline until April 24
All KREC online licensing services are unavailable April 14-23, as KREC migrates to a new system on April 24.
No new submissions, including mail, email, or fax requests, will be processed.
Candidates for the Pearson VUE licensing exam cannot schedule an appointment until the new system is live.
All current applicants and licensees, watch your email for information on accessing the new system close to April 24.
Email [email protected] or [email protected] with questions related to the licensing system migration.
Please see the new Kansas Real Estate Commission (KREC), Broker Prelicensing Checklist – effective April 24, 2025. You must create a KREC account on April 24.
- Kansas Real Estate Commission (KREC) Application. $50 Application Fee & $70 Background Fee
- Complete Prelicense Requirements:
– Submit Fingerprints to KREC.
– Kansas Broker Management Course. $230/$260
– Kansas Broker Law Course. $70
– Licensing Exam. $82 - Submit License Application. $175 (& Open Company Fee, if applicable. $100)
(If you are pursuing a Kansas Broker’s license and are a licensed Kansas salesperson please click here)
Check the Kansas Real Estate Commission (KREC) website to verify that you meet the Experience Requirements for a Broker’s License. 
Broker Pre-License – Course Information
To obtain a Kansas Broker’s License if licensed in another state (in the order we recommend)
1. Order the Kansas Broker Law Course – 4-Hour Combination Home-Study and Online Format. $70.
Course materials will be mailed, and the online exam link will be emailed. Review the textbook and course materials at your own pace. Complete the open-book online exam; download and print your certificate upon achieving a passing score of 90%. If your score is not 90%, you will get additional attempts to retake the exam. The certificate is valid for 6 months, which means you must pass the State Exam within 6 months.
2. After receiving email authorization from Pearson VUE, schedule a Licensing Exam. $82, retake exams $75. You must pass the State portion of the Kansas Broker Licensing Exam within 6 months of your Kansas Broker Law Course certificate date. Pass the timed and closed-book exam with a score of 70%. When you pass the exam, a score report is issued, and your score report is valid for 6 months. The application process must be completed within this six-month period, or you must restart the process.
Exam Code: ReKS-Broker
Exam Name: KS Broker
3. Order the Kansas Real Estate Broker Management Course – 30-Hour Combination Home-Study and
Virtual Format. $230 (KAR Members), $260 (Non-Members). Review the textbook at your own pace. Participate in the Zoom session. Complete an online exam. Upon achieving a passing score of 90% on the online exam, download and print your certificate. If your score is not 90%, you have additional attempts to retake the exam. This certificate is valid for 6 months.
ZOOM Seminar
*June 20 *October 24
4. Complete a fingerprint KBI/FBI Criminal Background Check according to the instructions in the mailed
materials. $70. Fingerprinting can be obtained at your local Police Station, Sheriff’s Office, some UPS Stores, or other fingerprinting services. Ink and Digital prints are accepted. Your background check is valid for 6 months.
5. Request a License History Certification for all real estate licenses ever held in any state other than Kansas. Broker Experience Pages and the Broker Transaction Log must be completed.
6. Submit a Kansas Real Estate Commission Non-Resident Form REL-110, if applicable.
20% cancellation fee.
No refunds or transfers will be granted once the course has begun or materials have been picked up or shipped.
