Course Credit Reporting / Processing Time

Students are responsible for ensuring REMI School has all of the information necessary to complete the processing of their course completions (for example, license numbers, State accounts, where applicable). Course completions are typically processed within 72 hrs, however, you will want to allow 10 days to be safe. The date in which the course is indicated as complete will be the actual date of completion as opposed to the date in which the completion is processed.

At times REMI School will ask you to provide certain information or complete certain steps as a prerequisite to having your course completion processed. Many times, it will require you provide a real estate license number of unique identifier and perhaps complete a survey or set of quiz items. However, sometimes other steps are required (ex: complete surveys, pass quizzes, complete interactive activities, create an account with the State, get a paper notarized ahead of taking a State licensing exam, etc. These are only examples – your requirements may vary.

Certain courses may require pre-requisites. For example, in certain States, you may need to have a certain number of years as a Salesperson prior to applying to become a Broker. Each State has their own requirements. You may need to take certain courses prior to taking other courses.

It is your responsibility to ensure that REMI School and the State have what they need to process / receive your course completion. If you have any questions, be sure to contact REMI School in a timely manner, at least ten days ahead of any deadlines. Properly pace yourself for any State specific rules regarding how many credit hours are allowed to be completed per day. REMI will not be able to report completions that are in violation of State restrictions on the amount of content or number of courses that can be completed within a set time period.

Licensees are responsible for completing their courses ahead of time to ensure proper processing time for their credits to be reported ahead of any State deadlines. Courses that expire ahead of their completion are not subject to partial credit and will not count toward State licensing requirements. Courses for which inadequate information has been provided (ex: real estate license numbers) may not be processed. Following each course completion, be sure to check for any steps such as required surveys that must be completed for your completion to be put in queue for processing. As an example, for years in Hawaii, the State required an end-of-course survey – and unless this survey was completed, the course was not able to be submitted for processing.

In some States REMI School does NOT report your credits to the licensing authority! In some States the licensee is fully responsible for maintaining records of their certificates / records and, or submitting them to the State. In other words, there are certain States for which REMI does not or is not permitted to submit your course completion on your behalf. Instead, the State requires you do so directly or to hold on to those records in case of audit etc. Lastly, Your State may require you to hold a copy of your records for a certain number of years. In some States, completion certificates do not need to be submitted to the State unless by request / audit by the State’s licensing authority. It is your responsibility to keep copies of your certificates / records handy. Be sure to be aware of your State’s process to comply.