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How to Get Your Oklahoma Real Estate License

The complete step-by-step path to becoming a licensed Oklahoma real estate agent — the education, exam, background check, fees, and timeline.

Quick answer

To get licensed in Oklahoma you must complete a 90-hour pre-license course, apply for a Provisional Sales Associate license through OREC, pass a background check through IdentoGO, and pass the state exam with Pearson VUE. Budget about $270 in OREC and exam fees plus your course. Then finish 45 hours of post-license education in your first term.

Source: OREC — Provisional Sales Associate

Step by step

The 6 steps to your Oklahoma license

Each step in order, with the fee where one applies.

  1. 1

    Complete your 90-hour pre-license course

    Finish a 90-hour pre-license salesperson course from an OREC-approved provider. LevinsonEDU's course covers everything the Oklahoma exam tests.

  2. 2

    Apply for your Provisional Sales Associate license

    $35

    Apply online through OREC's licensing portal (orec.us.thentiacloud.net). The application fee is $35, paid to OREC.

  3. 3

    Complete your background check

    $60

    Schedule a live-scan fingerprint appointment through IdentoGO (service code 2B7NR3). The processing fee is $60.

  4. 4

    Pass the state exam

    $75

    Once your application is approved, schedule and pass the Oklahoma real estate exam with Pearson VUE. The exam fee is $75. You have 1 year from your application to pass.

  5. 5

    Pay the license issuance fee

    $100

    After you pass, pay the $100 issuance fee to receive your Provisional Sales Associate license and start working under a broker.

  6. 6

    Complete 45 hours of post-license education

    During your first license term, complete 45 clock hours of post-license education before your provisional license expires to keep your license active.

Source: OREC — Application & Exam FAQs

What it costs

Oklahoma license cost breakdown

90-hour pre-license course (LevinsonEDU)$90
OREC license application fee$35
IdentoGO background check$60
Pearson VUE exam (with booking discount)$75
Provisional Sales Associate license issuance$100
Estimated total to get licensed$360

Fees are set by OREC and its vendors and can change. Source: OREC fee schedule

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Oklahoma Pre-Licensing (90 Hours)

The complete 90-hour Basic course required to qualify for your Oklahoma real estate license — for just $90.

  • Meets the 90-hour OREC requirement
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Questions

Oklahoma licensing FAQ

Complete a 90-hour pre-license salesperson course from an OREC-approved provider, apply for a Provisional Sales Associate license through OREC's online portal, complete a background check through IdentoGO, then pass the Oklahoma real estate exam with Pearson VUE and pay the $100 license issuance fee.
Expect about $270 in OREC and exam fees — a $35 application fee, a $60 IdentoGO background check, a $75 Pearson VUE exam, and a $100 license issuance fee — plus the cost of your 90-hour pre-license course (LevinsonEDU's is $90).
Pearson VUE administers the exam. After OREC approves your application you schedule it through their portal, and you have 1 year from your application to pass.
It's the entry-level Oklahoma license you receive after passing the exam. To keep it active, you must complete 45 clock hours of post-license education before the provisional license expires.
Yes. LevinsonEDU's 90-hour pre-license course is 100% online and self-paced, so you can complete the required education on your own schedule.

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