If a licensee fails to renew her license, when will the Kentucky Real Estate Commission cancel it?

When a licensee fails to renew their real estate license in Kentucky, the Kentucky Real Estate Commission will take further action after a grace period. Specifically, the cancellation of the license occurs on April 1. This policy is in place to ensure that licensees have adequate time to renew their licenses before experiencing the loss of their ability to practice real estate legally. During this time frame, if the licensee does not take the necessary steps to renew, the commission will proceed with cancellation on the specified date.

This timeline is crucial for ensuring both compliance with regulations and maintaining a valid license to operate in the real estate market. The other dates listed do not align with the established renewal and cancellation policy by the Kentucky Real Estate Commission, which specifically identifies April 1 as the cutoff for cancellations due to non-renewal.