Nevada License Law
What happens to a Nevada licensee's license if they fail to complete continuing education by the renewal deadline?
AThe license is automatically renewed for one additional year
BThe license expires and the licensee cannot practice real estate until they complete the required CE and reinstate their license with NRED✓ Correct
CNRED grants a 90-day automatic extension to all licensees
DThe licensee can continue to practice for 60 days with an expired license
Explanation
Under NRS 645, failure to complete continuing education requirements by the renewal deadline results in license expiration. An expired licensee cannot engage in real estate activities. To reinstate, they must complete the required CE, pay reinstatement fees, and meet any additional NRED requirements. Practicing with an expired license is a violation of NRS 645 and can result in disciplinary action.
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