When a license renewal is submitted to the Department of Real Estate (DRE), they are required to check if the licensee is behind on any child support payments. If they are, the licensee has 150 days to pay what they owe before their license will be fully approved.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is the Department of Real Estate (DRE) responsible for checking during a license renewal?
2. How long does a licensee have to pay their child support payments before their license is fully approved?
3. What happens if a licensee is behind on their child support payments during a license renewal?
4. What is the consequence if a licensee fails to pay their child support payments within the given timeframe?
5. What is the purpose of checking a licensee's child support payments during a license renewal?
6. What is the maximum number of days a licensee has to bring their child support payments up to date?
7. What department is responsible for approving license renewals in real estate?
8. What is the timeframe given to a licensee to resolve any outstanding child support payments?
9. What is the requirement for a licensee's child support payments during a license renewal?
10. What is the consequence if a licensee fails to bring their child support payments up to date within the specified timeframe?