After how many days does a licensee become inactive for not submitting the required continuing education?

A licensee in Texas becomes inactive for not submitting the required continuing education after 60 days. This requirement is established by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) to ensure that real estate professionals remain knowledgeable and up-to-date in their field. The 60-day period provides a grace time for licensees to fulfill their educational obligations. Upon the failure to submit the necessary continuing education within this timeframe, a license's active status is affected, resulting in an inactive designation, which restricts the ability to engage in real estate activities until the requirements are met. This regulation helps maintain professional standards and consumer protection in the real estate industry.