2026 Regular Session
HB 4148
Requiring all salesperson licensees to submit proof of authorization to work.
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- Passed House of Delegates
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Bill overview
This bill changes the requirements for obtaining a West Virginia real estate salesperson’s license. It now mandates that applicants must provide proof of United States citizenship. This ensures that all licensed salespeople are U.S. citizens. The bill also clarifies rules regarding business names associated with real estate licenses.
Key provisions
- Applicants for real estate salesperson licenses must submit proof of U.S. citizenship.
- The commission will evaluate the evidence of citizenship.
- Licenses cannot be issued to entities without a licensed member or officer.
- Each member or officer of an entity engaging in real estate business must hold a salesperson or associate broker license.
Who is affected
- Individuals seeking real estate salesperson licenses in West Virginia
- Real estate companies operating in West Virginia
- Real estate agents and salespeople in West Virginia
Notable changes
- Previously, the law did not specifically require proof of U.S. citizenship for salesperson licenses.
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