How to Renew in myRECA

Renewing your licence only takes a few steps:

  1. Log in to your myRECA account.
  2. Go to My Licence and select Renew.
  3. Review and update your information.
  4. Submit your renewal.
  5. Pay your renewal fee.
    1. If you’re an associate or associate broker, your brokerage may submit payment on your behalf.

Once submitted, your broker will review and approve your renewal if required.

Renew Your Brokerage Licence

Here’s what you need to know to renew smoothly:

  • Log in to your myRECA account.
    • Navigate to the Licence Renewal tab.
    • Click Start Renewal for your brokerage licence.
    • Complete the Application

Follow the prompts to update or confirm your brokerage information.

  • If you own 50% or less of the brokerage, you’ll need a Brokerage Renewal Suitability Questions form completed by another officer, director, or partner. You don’t upload it to RECA — just keep it on file.
    • Enter the exact responses from your completed form into the application in myRECA.
    • Pay the Renewal Fee
      • Fees are paid through myRECA when you submit your renewal.

Make sure you renew before September 30, or your brokerage licence may lapse.

Before You Renew: Important Requirements

Report Significant Events

If you’ve had a “significant event” under section 40 of the Real Estate Act Rules (for example: certain legal, regulatory, or financial matters), you must notify the Registrar before completing your renewal.

Failing to report a significant event may delay your renewal or impact your licence status.

You can find complete information in the Guide to Notifying the Registrar and the myRECA Significant Events Tutorial.

Information for Brokers

If you are a broker, additional steps may apply before renewal:

  • Changes in brokerage ownership or structure may need to be reported.
  • If the broker owns 50% or less of the brokerage, an officer, director, or partner must complete a Suitability Form (kept on file by the brokerage, not submitted to RECA).
  • Brokers must review and approve renewal applications for their licensees.