Renew and Manage My License
DBPR online services offer a quick a easy way to renew your business license, find license requirements, apply for a license and update a license.
The Division of Real Estate has received many questions in regards to renewal for appraisers that failed to renew timely and require reactivation education. In an attempt to assist with the confusion, we are breaking down what an appraiser will need at the different levels of reactivation education. If your license status shows Involuntary Inactive please click on the below links to assist you on how much education will be required to bring your license current again. Please visit both links to assist you in the reactivation process.
Registered Trainee Appraiser
Certified Residential Appraiser
- Certified Residential Appraiser – Change of Status – Become Active (FREAB 16)
- Certified Residential Appraiser – Change of Status to Inactive (FREAB 16)
- Certified Residential Appraiser – Change Name and/or Address (FREAB 15)
- Certified Residential Appraiser – Register or Remove additional Business/Firm locations (FREAB 17)
- Certified Residential Appraiser – Supervisor Designation/Termination Form (FREAB 14)
- Certified Residential Appraiser – Register or Change Business/Firm Information (FREAB 18)
- Certified Residential Appraiser – Military Endorsement – Start Now
Certified General Appraiser
- Certified General Appraiser – Change of Status-Become Active (FREAB 16)
- Certified General Appraiser – Change of Status-Become Inactive (FREAB 16)
- Certified General Appraiser – Change name and/or address (FREAB 15)
- Certified General Appraiser – Register or Remove additional Business/Firm locations (FREAB 17)
- Certified General Appraiser – Supervisor Designation/Termination Form (FREAB 14)
- Certified General Appraiser – Change Business/Firm Information (FREAB 18)
- Certified General Appraiser – Military Endorsement
Appraisal Management Company
Residential Appraisal Instructor
The Florida Real Estate Appraisal Board (FREAB) has amended Florida Administrative Code 61J1-4.008which deals with instructor continuing education. The rule became effective 1/3/2018.
The seminar is no longer required to renew an instructor’s license.
The renewal requirements for appraisal instructors:
- 3 hours Florida Laws and Rules
- 4 hours of Instructional Techniques
- 7 hours of real estate appraisal subject matters
- Minimum of 7 hours of board approved instruction consisting on an update of USPAP
Please check your online account to check if your renewal requirements have been completed. The link to the online account is here.
General Appraisal Instructor
The Florida Real Estate Appraisal Board (FREAB) has amended Florida Administrative Code 61J1-4.008which deals with instructor continuing education. The rule became effective 1/3/2018.
The seminar is no longer required to renew an instructor’s license.
The renewal requirements for appraisal instructors:
- 3 hours Florida Laws and Rules
- 4 hours of Instructional Techniques
- 7 hours of real estate appraisal subject matters
- Minimum of 7 hours of board approved instruction consisting on an update of USPAP
Please check your online account to check if your renewal requirements have been completed. The link to the online account is here.
Education Course Lists
Quick Links
Need Help?
All requests for publications, documents, forms, applications for licenses, permits and other similar certifications can be obtained by contacting the Customer Contact Center.
Katy McGinnis, Director
Division of Real Estate
400 West Robinson Street, N801
Orlando, Florida 32801
Telephone: 850.487.1395
Facsimile: 850.488.8040
