Obtaining a Provisional Sales Associate License - PSA:

• PSA is an entry level license that must be supervised by a broker
• PSA cannot enter into contracts with clients independently, but must be under the supervision of a broker
• Be 18 years of age or older
• Of good moral character
• Education Requirements:
• Part I:
• 90 hours classroom/online OREC approved course
• Pass required state examination
• Able to obtain PSA license
• Part II:
• Additional 45 hours classroom/online OREC approved course
• Must be courses approved by the OREC
• Required during the first year of being a licensed PSA
• Once Part II education and 1 year license term has been completed, a Sales Associate (SA) license will be issued
• Fees and forms required for SA license

Obtaining a Sales Associate License – SA:

• SA is the same as a PSA EXCEPT:
• Change in Part II education requirement
• 3 year renewable license, instead of a 1 year PSA license
• SA must be supervised by a broker
• SA cannot enter into contracts with clients independently, but must be under the supervision of a broker
• Be 18 years of age or older
• Of good moral character
• Education Requirements:
• Part I:
• 45 hours classroom/online OREC approved course
• Pass required state examination
• Part II:
• Additional 21 hours classroom/online OREC approved course
• Must be courses approved by the OREC
• Required during every renewal period of being a licensed SA

Obtaining a Broker’s License:

• Broker may do business as a firm
• Broker may support and monitor PSA’s, SA’s, and Broker Associates
• Be of good moral character
• Have been an active licensed PSA or SA 2 of the last 5 years
• Experience requirement may be waived by the OREC
• Commission will verify the waiver after reviewing required documentation
• Education Requirement:
• 75 hours classroom/online course in advanced real estate instruction
• Education requirement will never be waived
• Pass State Examination
• Show proof of completion of basic education, continuing education, and advanced instruction
• Apply for a license as a broker associate, proprietor broker, managing broker for a corporation or association, or as a broker partner of a partnership
  • For further information refer to “Broker Licensing Options” on the OREC website Oklahoma Real Estate Commission or call the OREC office at (866) 521-3389