Applicant identity
Collect reliable contact information and match the applicant to the license record.
- Legal and preferred name
- Email, telephone, and mailing address
- Preferred contact method and time
- Application type and requested start date
Formal agent application
Apply to place your Florida real estate license with License 2 Close.
Submit the licensing, brokerage, business, transaction, compliance, plan-selection, and onboarding information required for formal review.
Interest is not an application
The Agent Interest form begins a conversation. This page collects the information needed for formal review.
Application is not acceptance
Acceptance requires review, approval, agreements, payment, regulatory steps, and completed onboarding.
Current business must be disclosed
Pending deals, listings, buyers, referrals, disputes, balances, and prior brokerage obligations must be addressed.
Do not submit sensitive credentials
Tax forms, banking information, passwords, and identity documents belong in the approved secure onboarding process.
Application readiness
Confirm that this is the correct step for your current status.
Select the statement that best describes where you are today.
Ready to apply
Proceed when you can provide complete and accurate application information.
Gather your license details, current or prior brokerage information, transaction status, business goals, plan preference, compliance disclosures, and the documents that may be requested after review.
License information
Current business
Plan selection
Compliance disclosures
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Application information
The form is organized around six review categories.
The custom-field guide uses the same categories so the GHL form, contact record, workflows, and review process stay aligned.
Florida license details
Verify the license type, number, status, expiration, original issue date, and DBPR name.
- Sales associate, broker associate, or broker
- Active, inactive, pending, or other status
- Expiration and original license dates
- Reinstatement or transfer needs
Brokerage and membership status
Identify current obligations and access that may change during transfer.
- Current or most recent brokerage
- Independent-contractor obligations
- MLS and association membership
- Outstanding balance or dispute status
Current and intended business
Determine the supervision, support, systems, and transaction process the applicant may require.
- Referral-only or active production goals
- Pending deals, listings, buyers, and referrals
- Service areas and property types
- Experience and expected transaction volume
Brokerage-plan selection
Document the intended brokerage plan and optional systems before final agreements.
- $89 annual or $15 monthly plan
- CRM, website, email, and automation interest
- MLS intention and transaction-support needs
- Training and onboarding priorities
Risk and acknowledgments
Collect disclosures and acknowledgments needed for review without requesting sensitive credentials.
- DBPR/FREC matters and license restrictions
- Pending complaints or matters affecting eligibility
- E&O and prior-brokerage issues
- Accuracy, verification, fees, and no-guarantee acknowledgments
What the brokerage reviews
The decision is based on more than license status.
The brokerage may request clarification, documents, an interview, conditions, or additional review before making a decision.
License and regulatory status
DBPR status, legal name, expiration, education, reinstatement, restrictions, discipline, and eligibility for affiliation.
Brokerage and transaction transition
Current agreements, pending transactions, listings, buyers, referrals, files, compensation, balances, disputes, and transfer timing.
Activity and support requirements
Referral goals, active production, service areas, competence, training needs, technology needs, transaction support, and responsiveness.
Disclosure and policy fit
Accuracy, prior issues, pending matters, advertising, document practices, communication, supervision needs, and willingness to follow brokerage policy.
Plan preference on the application
Select the plan you intend to use, not the one you think improves approval.
Final pricing, availability, inclusions, fees, support, billing, and transaction terms are confirmed in writing before onboarding.
Annual License Plan
$89 setup
$89 per year
$89 per year
Low-overhead brokerage affiliation without required MLS or board membership.
- Referral and approved transaction capability
- Transaction procedures and support
- No CRM included
Monthly License Plan
$89 setup
$15 per month
$15 per month
Alternative billing for agents who prefer monthly plan payments.
- No CRM included
- No required MLS or board membership
- Billing and cancellation terms apply
Basic CRM + Website
$30 per month
Optional business system for agents who need a basic CRM and website subdomain.
- Defined access and usage limits
- Separate system setup
- Not required for brokerage affiliation
Automation System
$99 setup
$50 per month
$50 per month
Optional domain-email, website, and automation support.
- Messaging and usage limits
- Separate onboarding and configuration
- Not required for brokerage affiliation
License and DBPR information
Prepare your exact license number, legal name, status, expiration date, original license date, and any current DBPR requirements or restrictions.
Current brokerage information
Prepare the brokerage name, transfer timing, current agreement obligations, outstanding balance, disputes, and any pending compensation or file responsibilities.
Pending business summary
Prepare a nonconfidential summary of pending transactions, listings, buyers, tenants, landlords, referrals, deadlines, and the current brokerage responsible for each file.
Business and system preferences
Prepare your intended activity, service areas, property types, transaction goals, plan preference, CRM needs, website needs, training needs, and MLS intention.
Do not upload through the public application:
Social Security numbers, driver-license images, passports, W-9 forms, EIN confirmation letters,
bank account information, routing numbers, passwords, complete credit-card information, or other sensitive identity and financial records.
Application and onboarding process
Six stages from application to completed affiliation.
Timing depends on application completeness, license status, follow-up needs, transfer issues, agreements, payment, and regulatory processing.
Submit
Complete the formal application and certify that the information is accurate and complete.
Verify
Review license status, DBPR information, current brokerage, pending business, and required disclosures.
Clarify
Provide additional information, documents, explanations, or an interview when requested.
Decision
The brokerage may approve, conditionally approve, place on hold, decline, or request further review.
Agreements and Payment
Approved applicants complete brokerage agreements, plan selection, disclosures, payment, and secure onboarding documents.
Affiliate and Onboard
Complete DBPR affiliation, policy review, systems, training, communication, and transaction procedures.
01Should I submit the Agent Interest form first?
Use the Agent Interest form when you are still exploring the brokerage. Use this formal application when you are prepared to provide complete licensing, business, compliance, plan, and onboarding information.
02Does submitting the application mean I am accepted?
No. The brokerage may approve, conditionally approve, place the application on hold, request more information, decline, or determine that another path is more appropriate.
03What if my license is inactive?
Disclose the exact status and known requirements. DBPR renewal, education, fees, reinstatement, restrictions, and eligibility must be satisfied before an affiliation can become effective.
04What if I have pending transactions with another brokerage?
Disclose every pending listing, buyer, tenant, landlord, referral, contract, commission, deadline, and file responsibility. Do not move, copy, advertise, promise, or transfer business without the required broker approvals and documentation.
05Why does the application ask compliance questions?
The brokerage must evaluate supervision, regulatory status, risk, policy fit, current obligations, transaction handling, and information that may affect affiliation or client protection.
06Should I upload my W-9, ID, or banking information?
Not through the public application. Approved applicants should receive a separate secure process for sensitive tax, identity, banking, payment, and onboarding records.
07Can I change my selected plan later?
Plan changes may be available under current written terms, billing rules, setup requirements, service availability, and brokerage approval. The application records the applicant’s current preference.
08What happens after approval?
Approval is followed by agreements, disclosures, payment, secure onboarding documents, DBPR affiliation steps, policy review, systems, training, and confirmation that onboarding is complete.
Apply with complete information and a clear business plan.
The strongest application is not the one that promises the most production. It is the one that accurately explains license status, current obligations, intended activity, support needs, compliance history, and willingness to follow brokerage procedures.