If you miss the 6/10 Deadline for continuing education, what must you do to re-activate your license?

To reactivate a real estate license after missing the continuing education deadline, it is necessary to complete the latest General Update course as part of the reactivation process. Additionally, a total of 16 hours of continuing education classes must also be completed. This requirement is designed to ensure that licensees remain knowledgeable about current laws, practices, and trends in the real estate market.

Completing the General Update course is crucial because it provides essential updates and changes in legislation that affect real estate practices. By also fulfilling the requirement of 16 total hours, the licensee reinforces their commitment to maintaining their education and competency in the field.

The other options, while they may involve further education or steps, do not align with the specific requirements set forth by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission for reactivating a license after the continuing education deadline. Therefore, completing both the General Update and the requisite number of hours is the correct path to reactivation.