of sentence, parole, probation or payment of fine.  Where summary conviction offences are related to real estate employment, application for licensing will not be considered until at least two years after completion of sentence, parole, probation or payment of fine. Longer waiting periods are imposed for white collar crimes and for indictable offences whether related or not related to employment. If you require further information with respect to these waiting periods, please contact the Real Estate Council or review the Council's Real Estate Licensing Guidelines . Age Requirement To be eligible for real estate licensing in the province of British Columbia, section 10(b)(i) of the Real Estate Services Act requires that an applicant for licensing is at least 19 years of age.  Individuals who are interested in pursuing a career in real estate who are not yet 19 should keep in mind that the applicable licensing course and examination may be completed prior to the age of 19 and that individuals have up to one year from the date of passing a licensing exam to apply for licensing.  As a result, individuals who do not yet meet the age requirement may wish to plan courses and examinations accordingly. An individual who has some concern about satisfying the requirements of " being of good reputation " should, prior to registering for a Licensing Course, complete an Application for Pre-screening Form . That application should be returned to the Real Estate Council office, together with the appropriate pre-screening fee (currently $100) and