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Transmittal (Original License Application) Form. This is a California form and can be use in Department Of Real Estate Statewide.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE
LICENSING
TRANSMITTAL (Original Corp. License App.)
RE 201A (Rev. 7/98)
GENERAL INFORMATION
✔ Read Corporate License Instructions (RE 218) carefully.
must be filed with the county clerk listing the corporation
as registrant.
✔ Items to be included in your packet are listed below.
Check off each item as you assemble your packet.
❑ RE 203 — A branch office license is required for each
additional location from which the corporation will conduct business.
✔ Attach this transmittal to the top of all required documents
before submitting to the Department.
❑ Documentation regarding litigation or convictions referred to in RE 212 or RE 201.
✔ The following forms are referenced by name and/or
number:
RE 201
Corporation License Application
RE 203
Branch Office Application
RE 206
Examination & Licensing Fees
RE 212
Corporation Background Statement
❑ Approved continuing education completed within previous 4 years, if designated officer applicant does not hold
an individual broker license.
EXISTING CORPORATION
NEW/CHANGE OF OFFICERS
NEW CORPORATION
Change of Designated Officer
Required Documents
❑ RE 201 — Completed by and submitted for each officer
applying for an officer license.
❑ RE 212 — Regulation 2746 requires the designated
officer who obtains the original corporation license to file
a corporation background statement for any director,
chief executive officer, president, first level vice presidents, secretary, chief financial officer and subordinate
officers with responsibility for forming policy of the
corporation and all natural persons owning or controlling
more than 10% of the corporation's shares, if such a
person has been subject of any of the items enumerated in
the regulation. If none of the officers have been a subject
of any of the items enumerated in the regulation, then an
RE 212 is not needed. In all instances, the broker-officer
must complete and sign the attached certification (Section
III of application). (See reverse for text of Regulation
2746.)
❑ Certificate of Status — A Certificate of Status from the
California Secretary of State filed within 30 days from the
date the application is submitted to our office. Articles of
Incorporation will be accepted in lieu of the Certificate of
Status provided the articles were filed with the Secretary
of State within 6 months preceding the date the application is submitted to our office.
❑ License fee (Refer to RE 206 for current fees) — Required
for each officer license being applied for.
Additional Documents Which May be Necessary
❑ Fictitious Business Name Statement — This item is
needed if the corporation will conduct business under a
fictitious business name. The fictitious business name
❑ RE 201 — Completed by and submitted for new incoming
designated officer.
❑ RE 212 — Any corporation licensed after June 30, 1990
which became subject to the provisions of Regulation
2746 is required to file an RE 212 whenever there is an
addition or a change in corporation officers or a natural
person owning or controlling more than ten percent of the
corporation shares if such a person has been subject of any
of the items enumerated in the regulation.
❑ Letter of resignation from former designated brokerofficer or corporate resolution removing that individual
from the employ of the corporation.
❑ License fee (Refer to RE 206 for current fees) — Fee will
only be required if the former designated officer is remaining as a licensed officer of the corporation. If the
current designated broker-officer is being replaced, a fee
is not required. The incoming broker-officer will receive
the balance of the license term.
Adding an Additional Licensed Officer
❑ RE 201
❑ RE 212 — Refer to “RE 212” under “Change of Designated Officer.”
❑ License fee (Refer to RE 206 for current fees)
Note:
A late fee must be submitted if an officer substitution is
requested and the corporation license has expired or if the
new designated broker does not have current valid broker
license status. If an additional officer license is requested,
a fee (equal to the late fee) must be submitted if the
additional officer applicant does not have current valid
broker license status.
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RE 201A — Reverse
2746. Corporate Real Estate Brokers, Officers, Directors and Shareholders.
(a) At the time of application for, or in the reinstatement of, an original real estate broker license, the designated officer shall
file a background statement of information for each director, the chief executive officer, the president, first level vice
presidents, secretary, chief financial officer, subordinate officers with responsibility for forming policy of the corporation
and all natural persons owning or controlling more than ten percent of its shares, if such person has been the subject of
any of the following:
(1) Received an order or judgment issued by a court or governmental agency during the preceding 10 years temporarily
or permanently restraining or enjoining any business conduct, practice or employment;
(2) Has had a license to engage in or practice real estate or other regulated profession, occupation or vocation denied,
suspended, or revoked during the preceding 10 years;
(3) Engaged in acts requiring a real estate license of any state without the benefit of a valid license or permit authorizing
that conduct during the preceding 10 years which have been enjoined by a court of law or administrative tribunal;
(4) Been convicted of a crime which is substantially related to the qualifications, functions or duties of a licensee of the
Department as specified in Section 2910 of these Regulations (excluding drunk driving, reckless driving and speeding
violations).
(b) The background statement shall be set forth in DRE Form 212 and shall inquire only about the information to be disclosed
pursuant to subdivision (a). The background statement must be verified and completed by each corporate officer, director
or stockholder as named in subdivision (a) to the fullest extent of the signatory’s actual knowledge.
(c) Whenever there is a change in the persons whose background statements are required to be on file with the Department
for a corporate licensee pursuant to subdivision (a) or an addition to the persons required to file statements pursuant to
subdivision (a), the designated officer of the corporation shall, within 30 days thereafter, file with the Department a
background statement of information for each new or changed person.
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