If a license is revoked by TREC, what action can be taken by the individual?

When a license is revoked by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC), the individual has the right to appeal the decision to the appropriate legal authority, which is typically done within the district court system. This action allows the individual to challenge the revocation and present their case, seeking to have the decision overturned or reconsidered.

Appealing to the district court is a formal legal procedure and provides a path for due process, which can be critical for someone looking to maintain their professional license or rectify issues that led to the revocation. The other options do not represent valid actions following a revocation. For instance, reapplying immediately is not permitted until certain conditions are met, such as the passage of time or completion of additional requirements. Attending a compliance seminar may be beneficial for future compliance but does not directly address the revocation of the license. Paying a reinstatement fee is generally not applicable unless a period of suspension is served, as revocation usually signifies a more serious breach that requires a formal appeal process.