3 Ways to Keep in Touch with TREC

May 18, 2018 | Texas REALTORS® Staff

The Texas Real Estate Commission announced additional options for license holders to contact or follow the state agency, including the following:

Send documents such as education certificates, proof of insurance or experience, and business entity documents to documents@trec.texas.gov.
Check where your application or documents stand in TREC’s process at trec.texas.gov/trec-processing-times.
Follow @TRECommission on Facebook and Twitter.

Remember, contact TREC when you want to renew your license or request inactive status. Also, contact the commission when you have questions about license fees, license requirements, and rules regarding education requirements.

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3 Ways to Keep in Touch with TREC

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