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Oklahoma Provisional Sales Associate License requirements

A practical, source-checked guide to qualifying, passing the exam, applying, and keeping this license active.

Gabriel Giner

By Gabriel Giner, Editor  ·  Verified  ·  RE License Guide Editorial Desk

Source checked 11 official references Next review 2026-12-01
Required education
90 clock hours of OREC-approved basic real estate instruction (certificate completed within the past three years), plus 45 clock hours of postlicense education after issuance
Exam fee
$75
Published fees
$35
Typical timeline
90 hours plus IdentoGO (2–3 business days typical) plus OREC review plus ATT email plus Pearson seating plus brokerage selection
01

What to know first

Oklahoma does not issue a plain salesperson license as the first wall hanging. 59 O.S. § 858-302 and the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission's 2026 Applicant Checklist (effective January 1, 2026) want a 90-clock-hour approved prelicense salesperson course whose certificate was completed within the past three years, IdentoGO fingerprints under service code 2B7NR3, proof of citizenship that is a birth certificate or a signed U.S. passport (a driver license or Social Security card will not be considered), and a $35 application processing fee. Out-of-state applicants designate an Oklahoma resident as registered agent. OREC approves the file first. Pearson VUE then emails the Authorization to Test. Booking Pearson before that email is how people donate $75 to a vendor that will not seat them.

Pearson VUE Candidate Handbook #093800 (July 2024; copyright 2025; Oklahoma landing page last updated March 4, 2026) is the sitting bible. Any two exams on the same Pearson order are two-for-one: Oklahoma Salesperson State $75 / 90 minutes and Oklahoma Salesperson National $75 / 150 minutes become $75 total. The required passing-score table in that handbook is not a school-blog 75: Ok Salesperson State 70% scaled, 40 items plus 10 pretest; OK Salesperson National 70% scaled, 80 items plus 5 pretest. Broker cuts are 75%. Instructor cuts are 80%. Approval to test is valid one year from OREC application approval and includes unlimited attempts. Payment is not accepted at the test center. Walk-ins are not available. OnVUE remote testing exists for Oklahoma; the handbook still wants a government-issued photo ID whose name matches the Pearson profile.

After you pass, OREC emails instructions to log into the Application Portal, select a sponsoring broker, and pay issuance fees. The live FAQ currently prints Provisional Sales Associate $100.00, Sales Associate $215.00, Broker Associate $260.00, Broker $295.00 — those dollars are issuance, stacked on top of the $35 application, the $60 IdentoGO processing fee paid to IdentoGO, and the Pearson sitting. 59 O.S. § 858-302(E) then requires forty-five (45) clock hours of Commission-approved postlicense education before the first expiration of the provisional license. Fail to file that evidence and you are not entitled to renew the PSA for another term. That is a null-and-void cousin of Florida's first-renewal trap, not "make it up in CE later." The 90-hour certificate itself dies at three years from completion; after that you take another 90.

Texas is 180-hour sales agent with TREC/Pearson after education. Arkansas is 60 hours with 30 in principles. Kansas is 30+30 with a PL number. New Mexico never uses salesperson. Louisiana is 90 including 30 Louisiana law. Oklahoma is the provisional-sales-associate, 90-hour (3-year certificate), IdentoGO 2B7NR3, OREC-then-Pearson $75 combo at 70% scaled, 45-hour postlicense, $100 issuance jurisdiction.

02

Your path to the license

Follow these steps in order. Deadlines and affiliation requirements can make a passed exam unusable if they are missed.

  1. Finish the 90-hour OREC-approved prelicense (certificate ≤3 years old)

    Not Texas 180. Not Arkansas 60. Confirm providers on oklahoma.gov/orec. Calendar the three-year certificate fuse from the completion date.

  2. IdentoGO 2B7NR3 ($60) and proof of citizenship

    Birth certificate or signed U.S. passport. Driver license will not post. Out-of-state: designate an Oklahoma resident agent. Typical IdentoGO-to-OREC turnaround is 2–3 business days.

  3. OREC application ($35) and wait for the Pearson ATT email

    Do not book Pearson first. OREC transmits eligibility. Help desk: help@orec.ok.gov / (405) 521-3387. Pearson OK hotline (877) 659-3843.

  4. Sit Pearson (combo $75 two-for-one): 80 national / 150 min and 40 state / 90 min at 70% scaled

    Unlimited attempts inside the one-year authorization. Bring a government photo ID matching the Pearson profile. OnVUE exists; confirm live.

  5. Pick a sponsoring broker in the OREC portal and pay issuance (FAQ $100 PSA)

    Then start — do not start before — the 45-hour postlicense. File evidence before the first PSA expiration or 858-302(E) ends the credential.

03

Education and eligibility

Minimum age
18 years old
Identification
A Social Security number is required. An ITIN is not confirmed as a substitute.
Residency and identification
Age 18 (59 O.S. § 858-302). Pearson handbook: U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident. Oklahoma residency is not independently required; out-of-state applicants designate an Oklahoma resident as registered agent. Driver license / Social Security card is not proof of citizenship on the 2026 checklist — use a U.S. birth certificate or a signed U.S. passport, or another document OREC lists as evidence of citizenship.
Qualifying education
59 O.S. § 858-302 and the 2026 Applicant Checklist: evidence of successful completion of ninety (90) clock hours or its equivalent in basic real estate instruction in a Commission-approved course of study. The certificate is valid three (3) years from the date of completion; thereafter the applicant must complete another 90. That 90 is the Oklahoma Basic / salesperson prelicense — not Texas 180, not Arkansas 60, not Kansas 30+30. Confirm current providers on oklahoma.gov/orec (Approved Basic and Post Courses). Postlicense is a different 45 clock hours, taken after OREC issues the PSA and submitted before the first expiration; a PSA who fails to submit evidence is not entitled to renew (858-302(E)). Military-service rules exist in the Code for that postlicense clock. The 90-hour school final is a school product; it is not the Pearson sitting.
Education or filing deadline
90-hour certificate: 3 years at application (2026 checklist; 59 O.S. § 858-302). Pearson ATT: one year from OREC application approval, unlimited attempts (handbook #093800). PSA itself: one-year provisional; 45-hour postlicense evidence due before that first expiration or the license is not renewable. Three different clocks.
Character review
IdentoGO / OSBI-FBI results plus OREC review of application questions 17–22 (attach court documents). Non-disclosure stalls the ATT. Title 59 §§ 858-301.1 and 858-4000.1 name felony categories that can bar licensure for a stated number of years; OREC will consider a preapproval request before you pay for the 90-hour course. A point-waiver path exists for some broker applicants who lack two years; that is not a PSA character waiver.
Background process
IdentoGO service code 2B7NR3, $60 to IdentoGO. Typical 2–3 business days after live-scan. OREC will not transmit a Pearson ATT without it. Do not reuse a TREC or Arkansas appointment.
Experience
No licensed experience is required for the provisional sales associate license. A sponsoring broker is selected after you pass, in the OREC portal, before issuance fees. Two years of active licensure as a sales associate or PSA (or equivalent) inside the previous five years is the later broker experience clock — not this file.
Broker affiliation
A provisional sales associate practices only under a sponsoring broker, selected in the OREC Application Portal after you pass Pearson. Completing 45 clock hours of Commission-approved postlicense education before the first PSA expiration (59 O.S. § 858-302(E)) is how the provisional status is cured and a sales associate license issues. Broker associate is a different OREC object — an associate who works for a broker, not a full broker. Do not start the 45-hour postlicense before OREC has issued the PSA; schools that say "take it during the 90" are describing a different state's file.

Documents to prepare

  • 90-hour OREC-approved prelicense certificate completed within the past 3 years
  • IdentoGO 2B7NR3 result ($60 to IdentoGO)
  • Proof of citizenship (U.S. birth certificate or signed U.S. passport — not a driver license or SSN card)
  • OREC application + $35 processing fee, with documents for questions 17–22
  • Pearson passing results after the ATT email (70% scaled on 80 national and 40 state)
  • Sponsoring-broker selection in the OREC Application Portal
  • Issuance fee (FAQ currently prints PSA $100)
  • 45-hour postlicense certificate before first PSA expiration
04

The licensing exam

Pearson VUE Oklahoma Real Estate Candidate Handbook #093800 (July 2024) and state content outline #093801 (03/2025; state outline effective April 2, 2024). Salesperson National: 80 scored items plus 5 pretest, 150 minutes, 70% scaled, $75. Salesperson State: 40 scored items plus 10 pretest (outline also says 5–10 pretest), 90 minutes, 70% scaled, $75. Two-for-one when both are on the same Pearson order — $75 total, and they need not be the same day or the same center. Broker National: 80 scored plus 5 pretest, 150 minutes, 75% scaled, $90. Broker State: 50 scored plus 10 pretest, 90 minutes, 75% scaled, $90. Instructor sales 80% scaled; instructor broker 80% scaled. National/general (handbook still prints the June 1, 2020 combined salesperson/broker outline and a June 1, 2025 salesperson-only restatement): 80 scored. Memorize 43,560 square feet per acre and 5,280 feet per mile; they are not at the test center. Oklahoma state buckets for salesperson (40): Laws and rules affecting Oklahoma real estate practice 20 (Commission authority, acts of associates, advertising including internet and social networking, contract law and Statute of Frauds, disclosure of licensed status, license maintenance, complaint process, duty to account, transfers and inactive status, OREC notification, education, renewal, suspension/revocation, prohibited dealings, unlicensed activity, unlicensed assistants); Oklahoma Broker Relationships Act 8 (duties owed to all parties, duties to the party to whom brokerage services are provided, broker-salesperson relationships, tenant-licensee, confidentiality, surviving duties, definitions, brokerage-duties disclosures); Property management 6 (license requirements, Broker Relationships Act in PM, PM agreements, Residential/Non-Residential Landlord and Tenant Act including trust accounts and security deposits); Disclosures and hazards 6 (Residential Property Disclosure Statement, Disclaimer Statement, licensee duties, exemptions, psychologically impacted property). Broker state adds Trust accounts and trust funds (6, broker only) and Broker management (8, broker only) and reallocates Laws/rules to 15, Property management to 8, Disclosures to 5. Unlimited attempts inside the one-year OREC authorization. Fail one portion: retake that portion; the two-for-one discount is an order-level product, not a lifetime coupon. Centers on the handbook back cover include Oklahoma City, Tulsa (Pearson and TCC), Norman, Lawton, Stillwater, Weatherford, and Goodwell.

Pearson VUE after OREC approval (https://www.pearsonvue.com/us/en/ok/realestate.html; (877) 659-3843; pearsonvuecustomerservice@pearson.com). Handbook #093800, July 2024. ATT email, then schedule. OnVUE is available; confirm live. · Fee: $75

Part Questions Minutes Pass
OK Salesperson National 80 150 70% scaled; 80 scored + 5 pretest; 150 minutes; $75 alone or $75 two-for-one with state on the same order
OK Salesperson State 40 90 70% scaled; 40 scored + 10 pretest (outline also 5–10); 90 minutes; Broker Relationships Act, advertising including internet/social, disclosures, PM

Handbook: approval to test is valid one year from OREC application approval and includes unlimited attempts at each portion. $75 salesperson national, $75 salesperson state; two-for-one when both are on the same order ($75 total) — they need not be the same day or location. State-only retake is $75. Fees are non-refundable and non-transferable except under the change/cancel policy. Payment is not accepted at the test center. Walk-ins are not available. Do not book Pearson before the ATT email. After passing, select a brokerage in the OREC portal and pay issuance; then calendar the 45-hour postlicense before first expiration.

What to study

  • Pearson VUE Oklahoma Real Estate Candidate Handbook #093800 (July 2024)

    Pearson VUE / OREC

    Combo $75 salesperson / $90 broker, 150/90 minutes, 70%/75% scaled, 80+5 / 40+10, one-year unlimited ATT, OnVUE procedures.

  • Oklahoma state content outline #093801 (effective April 2, 2024)

    Pearson VUE / OREC

    Salesperson 40: Laws/rules 20, Broker Relationships Act 8, property management 6, disclosures 6. Internet/social advertising is a named bullet.

  • 2026 Applicant Checklist

    OREC

    3-year 90-hour certificate, 2B7NR3, $35, citizenship documents. Out-of-state 1+1+6 CE trio.

  • 59 O.S. § 858-302 and the Nov. 1, 2025 Code and Rules Book

    Oklahoma / OREC

    90 hours, 3-year certificate, 45-hour postlicense, PSA issuance. Broker Relationships Act is the state-paper trap.

  • Oklahoma Broker Relationships Act

    OREC / 59 O.S.

    8 of 40 salesperson state items. Also the 1-hour CE course out-of-state applicants currently complete.

05

Application costs

These are commission or testing-vendor amounts we can cite. School tuition and optional preparation products are private-market prices.

Fee Amount
Application$35
Examination$75
Initial license$100
Fingerprints / background check$60

2026 Applicant Checklist: $35 application processing fee to OREC. OREC FAQ: IdentoGO $60.00 paid to IdentoGO; salesperson full exam $75.00 with booking discount (state-only also $75); license issuance after passing currently printed as PSA $100, sales associate $215, broker associate $260, broker $295. Application and initialLicense in this object are not stacked with each other as a $135 original — $35 is the application, $100 is issuance after the pass. Pearson two-for-one is an order-level discount, not a waiver of a failed-portion retake. 45-hour postlicense tuition is original education, not CE. Pay the live portal if a FAQ row has moved.

Commission

Oklahoma Real Estate Commission

(405) 521-3387

59 O.S. § 858-101 et seq. (Oklahoma Real Estate License Code); OREC rules in the Code and Rules Book (Nov. 1, 2025 edition in circulation); Education and Recovery Fund under the Code

Pre-licensing

90 clock hours of OREC-approved basic real estate instruction (certificate completed within the past three years), plus 45 clock hours of postlicense education after issuance

59 O.S. § 858-302 and the 2026 Applicant Checklist: evidence of successful completion of ninety (90) clock hours or its equivalent in basic real estate instruction in a Commission-approved course of study. The certificate is valid three (3) years from the date of completion; thereafter the applicant must complete another 90. That 90 is the Oklahoma Basic / salesperson prelicense — not Texas 180, not Arkansas 60, not Kansas 30+30. Confirm current providers on oklahoma.gov/orec (Approved Basic and Post Courses). Postlicense is a different 45 clock hours, taken after OREC issues the PSA and submitted before the first expiration; a PSA who fails to submit evidence is not entitled to renew (858-302(E)). Military-service rules exist in the Code for that postlicense clock. The 90-hour school final is a school product; it is not the Pearson sitting.

90-hour certificate: 3 years at application (2026 checklist; 59 O.S. § 858-302). Pearson ATT: one year from OREC application approval, unlimited attempts (handbook #093800). PSA itself: one-year provisional; 45-hour postlicense evidence due before that first expiration or the license is not renewable. Three different clocks.

Sponsoring broker

A provisional sales associate practices only under a sponsoring broker, selected in the OREC Application Portal after you pass Pearson. Completing 45 clock hours of Commission-approved postlicense education before the first PSA expiration (59 O.S. § 858-302(E)) is how the provisional status is cured and a sales associate license issues. Broker associate is a different OREC object — an associate who works for a broker, not a full broker. Do not start the 45-hour postlicense before OREC has issued the PSA; schools that say "take it during the 90" are describing a different state's file.

Fingerprints

IdentoGO live-scan, service code 2B7NR3, scheduled at ok.state.identogo.com. OREC FAQ: $60.00 processing fee paid directly to IdentoGO. Background-check results are typically received within three business days of the appointment and are reported to OREC through OSBI/FBI. That code is the Oklahoma real-estate fingerprint product. A Texas TREC IdentoGO appointment, an Arkansas code, and a leftover Kansas Pearson digital print will not post. The 2026 checklist lists the background check alongside the 90-hour certificate and proof of citizenship as application attachments. OREC will not transmit eligibility to Pearson without it.

CE / renewal

PSA is a one-year provisional cured by 45 clock hours of postlicense education before first expiration (858-302(E)) — that is original education, not later CE, and a PSA who misses it is not entitled to renew. After the sales-associate license issues, OREC runs a 36-month CE cycle; the live CE pages and Code book currently describe 21 clock hours per term with named required subjects (the same 1-hour Broker Relationship Act / 1-hour Code and Rules / 6-hour Contracts and Forms trio appears on the out-of-state checklist). Confirm the live CE grid and the current required-subject list on oklahoma.gov/orec rather than a school flyer. Education and Recovery Fund, if itemized on renewal, is inside the issuance/renewal dollar on the live table.

A PSA who does not file 45-hour postlicense evidence before first expiration is not entitled to renew (858-302(E)). That is not a late-fee row; it is a restart. Sales-associate late renewal, if offered, is an OREC portal product — confirm live rather than importing a Texas SAE late story.

Recovery fund

The Oklahoma Real Estate Education and Recovery Fund is a statutory assessment collected with license issuance and renewal. Original issuance on the live FAQ currently prints PSA $100, sales associate $215, broker associate $260, broker $295 — those combined figures include the fund component the Code requires. It is not errors-and-omissions insurance and not a substitute for a sponsoring broker's trust-account duty. Confirm the live portal if the FAQ row has moved.

06

Mistakes that delay applicants

  • Booking Pearson before the ATT email

    OREC transmits eligibility. The Pearson Oklahoma page opens with that sentence. Walk-ins do not exist. A $75 charge on a file OREC has not approved is a donation.

  • Using the wrong IdentoGO code

    2B7NR3 is Oklahoma real estate. TREC packets, Arkansas appointments, and a leftover Kansas print will not post. FAQ: $60 to IdentoGO.

  • Uploading a driver license as citizenship

    2026 checklist rejects it. Birth certificate or signed U.S. passport. Social Security card is also rejected.

  • Letting the 90-hour certificate age past 3 years

    858-302: valid three years from completion; thereafter another 90. The Pearson ATT is a different one-year clock from OREC approval, not from the certificate date.

  • Skipping 45-hour postlicense until "CE season"

    858-302(E): evidence before the first PSA expiration or you are not entitled to renew. That is a void, not a late CE audit. Do not start the 45 before the PSA has been issued.

  • Studying a 75% cut because Maine or Indiana sit 75

    Oklahoma salesperson is 70% scaled. Broker is 75% scaled. Instructor is 80%. Mixing those three numbers is how people fail a paper they were actually over-trained for, or under-trained.

  • Treating the $75 combo as two sittings prepaid forever

    Two-for-one is an order-level discount when national and state are in the same cart. A failed-portion retake is $75 for that portion. Unlimited attempts still cost money.

  • Calling the first license a salesperson license and filing a TREC SAE story

    Provisional sales associate. 45-hour postlicense. 90-hour Oklahoma course. Texas 180 and SAE 270 do not map.

07

Reciprocity and recognition

Partner / path Accepted exam Conditions
No formal bilateral reciprocity is published for this credential.

Oklahoma does not publish a 50-state compact this site will copy. Out-of-state sales-associate / broker-associate applicants use the 2026 checklist: license-history certification from every state in which a real estate license has been held, plus 1 hour Oklahoma Broker Relationship Act, 1 hour Oklahoma Code and Rules, and 6 hours Oklahoma Contracts and Forms, plus IdentoGO 2B7NR3, citizenship proof, and $35. Out-of-state broker applicants add the 15-hour Broker in Charge course. A Texas, Arkansas, or Kansas wall hanging is not a waiver of those Oklahoma hours. Nonresidents still designate an Oklahoma resident agent.

08

Renewal and staying active

PSA is a one-year provisional cured by 45 clock hours of postlicense education before first expiration (858-302(E)) — that is original education, not later CE, and a PSA who misses it is not entitled to renew. After the sales-associate license issues, OREC runs a 36-month CE cycle; the live CE pages and Code book currently describe 21 clock hours per term with named required subjects (the same 1-hour Broker Relationship Act / 1-hour Code and Rules / 6-hour Contracts and Forms trio appears on the out-of-state checklist). Confirm the live CE grid and the current required-subject list on oklahoma.gov/orec rather than a school flyer. Education and Recovery Fund, if itemized on renewal, is inside the issuance/renewal dollar on the live table.

Late renewal: A PSA who does not file 45-hour postlicense evidence before first expiration is not entitled to renew (858-302(E)). That is not a late-fee row; it is a restart. Sales-associate late renewal, if offered, is an OREC portal product — confirm live rather than importing a Texas SAE late story.

License issuance FAQ currently prints PSA $100 (original) and sales associate $215. The $215 in this object is the post-PSA sales-associate figure, not a PSA renewal, because the PSA itself is not a 3-year renewable credential. Brokers in charge have additional 15-hour Broker in Charge education that is original, not CE.

Applicant checklist

  • Age 18; 90-hour OREC certificate completed within 3 years
  • IdentoGO 2B7NR3 ($60) — not a TREC code
  • Proof of citizenship (birth certificate or signed U.S. passport, not a driver license)
  • OREC application $35 / wait for Pearson ATT email
  • Pearson combo $75: 80 national / 150 min and 40 state / 90 min at 70% scaled
  • Sponsoring broker in the OREC portal + issuance (FAQ $100 PSA)
  • 45-hour postlicense after issuance, evidence in before first PSA expiration
09

How Oklahoma is different

Texas: 180-hour sales agent, TREC fingerprints, Pearson after education, SAE 270 at first renewal. Arkansas: 60 hours, 30 in principles. Kansas: 30+30, PL number, KREC. New Mexico: qualifying broker / associate broker, never "salesperson." Louisiana: 90 including 30 Louisiana law, LREC then Pearson, civil-law state paper. Oklahoma: provisional sales associate, 90 hours within 3 years, IdentoGO 2B7NR3 ($60), OREC $35 then Pearson $75 combo at 70% scaled (80 national / 40 state), issuance $100, 45-hour postlicense before the PSA expires or the credential is gone.

10

Frequently asked questions

Is the first Oklahoma license a salesperson license?
No. Entry is a provisional sales associate (59 O.S. § 858-302). Postlicense education of 45 clock hours before the first expiration is how that status is cured into a sales associate license. Call it a salesperson license on a TREC form and you have the wrong file.
How many prelicense hours?
Ninety clock hours of Commission-approved basic real estate instruction. The 2026 checklist and 858-302 both say 90, and the certificate is valid three years from completion. It is not Texas 180 and not Arkansas 60.
What is on the Pearson sitting, and what does it cost?
Handbook #093800: salesperson national 80 scored + 5 pretest in 150 minutes at 70% scaled; salesperson state 40 scored + 10 pretest in 90 minutes at 70% scaled. Combo two-for-one is $75 when both are on the same order. Broker combo is $90 at 75% scaled. Unlimited attempts inside the one-year OREC authorization. Do not book before the ATT email.
What is IdentoGO code 2B7NR3?
The Oklahoma real-estate fingerprint product. OREC FAQ prices it at $60 paid to IdentoGO. A TREC or Arkansas code will not post. Typical turnaround 2–3 business days after live-scan.
Do I book Pearson before OREC?
No. Apply to OREC first ($35). Pearson emails the ATT after OREC approval. Walk-ins do not exist. The Pearson Oklahoma page says so in the first paragraph.
How old may the 90-hour certificate be?
Completed within the past three years (2026 checklist; 858-302). After three years you take another 90.
Is a driver license proof of citizenship?
No. 2026 checklist: typically a U.S. birth certificate or a signed U.S. passport. A driver license or Social Security card will not be considered.
What does the original cost?
OREC FAQ snapshot: $35 application + $60 IdentoGO + $75 Pearson combo + $100 PSA issuance, plus 90-hour tuition. Application and issuance are sequential, not a single $135 line. Pay the live portal if a row has moved.
When is the 45-hour postlicense due?
59 O.S. § 858-302(E): submit evidence of 45 clock hours of Commission-approved postlicense education prior to the first expiration of the provisional license. Fail and you are not entitled to renew. Do not start the 45 before OREC has issued the PSA. School blogs that say "six months" are describing a provider policy, not the statute's expiration fuse.
What is the passing score?
Salesperson 70% scaled on each portion. Broker 75% scaled. Instructor 80% scaled. That is not Maine's scaled 75, not Indiana's scaled 75, and not a raw 70 of 80.
Can I sit OnVUE from home?
The handbook includes OnVue exam procedures. Confirm live on pearsonvue.com/us/en/ok/realestate.html. A government photo ID matching the Pearson account is still required. Unlimited in-authorization attempts apply to the portion, not to an OnVUE-for-life product the way some states cap remote sits at one.
Does Oklahoma reciprocate with Texas or Arkansas?
Not as a compact this site will copy. Out-of-state applicants use the 2026 checklist: history from every state plus 1+1+6 Oklahoma CE hours (Broker Relationship Act, Code and Rules, Contracts and Forms), still 2B7NR3, still $35. Brokers add 15-hour Broker in Charge.
Where do I sit?
Handbook back cover in circulation: Oklahoma City, Tulsa (Pearson Professional Center and Tulsa Community College), Norman, Lawton (Great Plains), Stillwater (OSU), Weatherford (SWOSU), Goodwell (OPSU). Confirm live. Not a TREC center and not an Arkansas Pearson appointment under a different handbook.

Primary Sources

Regulatory requirements on this page are drawn from the official board, statute, and exam-provider materials listed below.

  1. Oklahoma Real Estate Commission
  2. OREC — Application process for Provisional Sales Associate
  3. OREC Applicant Checklist 2026 (90 hours / 3 years / 2B7NR3 / $35)
  4. OREC Application and Exam FAQs ($35, IdentoGO $60, Pearson $75/$90, issuance $100/$215/$260/$295)
  5. Pearson VUE Oklahoma Real Estate (handbook #093800)
  6. Pearson VUE Oklahoma handbook PDF #093800 (70%/75% scaled; 80+5 / 40+10; combo $75/$90)
  7. 59 O.S. § 858-302 — 90 clock hours, 3-year certificate, 45-hour postlicense, PSA issuance
  8. Oklahoma Real Estate License Code and Rules Book (Nov. 1, 2025 edition in circulation)
  9. IdentoGO Oklahoma — service code 2B7NR3
  10. OREC Application Portal
  11. PSA application instructions PDF

Verified 2026-09-02  ·  Next scheduled review 2026-12-01