Texas Administrative Code › Title 22 - EXAMINING BOARDS › Part 23 - TEXAS REAL ESTATE COMMISSION › Chapter 535 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Subchapter J - FEES › Section 535.101 - Fees

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
(a) The Commission
				  shall charge and collect the following fees:
(1) a fee of $150 for filing an original or
				  reinstatement application for a real estate broker license, which includes a
				  fee for transcript evaluation;
(2)
				  a fee of $72 for the timely renewal of a real estate broker license;
(3) a fee of $120 for filing an application
				  to change from a real estate broker license to a real estate sales agent
				  license;
(4) a fee of $150 for
				  filing an original or reinstatement application for a real estate sales agent
				  license, which includes a fee for transcript evaluation;
(5) a fee of $66 for the timely renewal of a
				  real estate sales agent license;
(6) a fee equal to 1-1/2 times the timely
				  renewal fee for the late renewal of a license within 90 days of
				  expiration;
(7) a fee equal to two
				  times the timely renewal fee for the late renewal of a license more than 90
				  days but less than six months after expiration;
(8) the fee charged by an examination
				  provider pursuant to a contract with the Commission for taking a license
				  examination;
(9) a fee of $10 for
				  deposit into the Real Estate Recovery Trust Account upon the filing of an
				  original sales agent or broker application;
(10) a fee of $50 to request an inactive
				  broker license be returned to active status;
(11) a fee of $50 for filing a fitness
				  determination;
(12) a fee of $400
				  for filing an application for accreditation of a qualifying education program
				  for a period of four years;
(13)
				  after initial approval of accreditation, a renewal fee of $200 a year for
				  operation of a qualifying real estate education program;
(14) a fee of $50 plus the following fees per
				  classroom hour approved by the Commission for each qualifying education course
				  for a period of four years:
(A) $10 for
				  content and examination review;
(B)
				  $10 for classroom delivery design and presentation review; and
(C) $20 for distance education delivery
				  design and presentation review;
(15) a fee of $400 for filing an application
				  for accreditation as a continuing education provider for a period of two
				  years;
(16) a fee of $50 plus the
				  following fees per classroom hour approved by the Commission for each
				  continuing education course for a period of two years:
(A) $5 for content and examination
				  review;
(B) $5 for classroom
				  delivery design and presentation review; and
(C) $10 for distance education delivery
				  design and presentation review;
(17) the fee required under paragraphs
				  (14)(C) and (16)(C) will be waived if the course has already been certified by
				  a distance learning certification center acceptable to the
				  Commission;
(18) the fee charged by
				  the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Texas Department of Public Safety for
				  fingerprinting or other service for a national or state criminal history check
				  in connection with a license application;
(19) the fee required by the Department of
				  Information Resources as a subscription or convenience fee for use of an online
				  payment system; and
(20) a
				  continuing education deferral fee of $200.