FAQ: Can I apply for a license if I'm behind on child support payments?
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Can I apply for a license if I'm behind on child support payments?
The DRE is not permitted to issue or renew a full-time real estate license if the applicant is on a list of persons who have not complied with a court order to provide child support payments.
The Department of Child Support Services compiles the list, which includes all counties in California.
If you qualify for a real estate license but are included on this list, the DRE will issue you a 150-day license. You will then have 150 days to be cleared from this list and provide the DRE with a release from the Department of Child Support Services.
If you fail to do so, your license will be suspended after the 150 days, and will remain so until the delinquency is cleared.
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