Lookup & Verification

Tennessee Real Estate License Lookup & Search

How to verify a Tennessee Affiliate Broker or principal broker license through the official Tennessee Real Estate Commission lookup, and how it differs from a course certificate or PSI score.

Official TREC LookupSearch by Name or NumberNot the Same as PSI Score

Always verify license status through the official Tennessee Real Estate Commission lookup.

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Source of truthTennessee Real Estate Commission
Search byName or license number
Not shownCourse certificates, PSI scores
Verify directly with the Commission.

How to look up a Tennessee real estate license

The Tennessee Real Estate Commission maintains the official license lookup and verification system. Use it to confirm whether an Affiliate Broker or principal broker holds an active license, check license status, and confirm firm affiliation. Always use the Commission's own tool rather than a third-party directory for anything status-sensitive.

Lookup vs. course certificate, PSI score, or brokerage page

Official license lookup
Authoritative
Reflects actual current license status with the Commission.
Course completion certificate
Not proof of licensure
Shows you finished a course, not that you're licensed.
PSI exam score
Not proof of licensure
A passing score is a step, not a license.
Brokerage website listing
Secondary source
Firm pages can lag behind official Commission records.

Checking a pending application

If your application is still being processed, or your principal broker affiliation and E&O coverage haven't been finalized, your license may not yet show as active in the lookup. Contact the Commission directly for status on a pending application rather than assuming an issue with the lookup tool.

Reading a License Record

A license-lookup record answers one question: is a license currently active, and under what firm.

  • A record showing "active" reflects an issued, currently valid license — not just a passed exam.
  • If a name doesn't appear, confirm you searched the correct license type and spelling; recently issued or recently transferred licenses may take time to reflect the latest status.
  • A status showing inactive, expired, or retired means the person is not currently authorized to practice under that license, regardless of past activity.
  • If a record looks wrong or is missing after a reasonable processing window, contact TREC directly rather than relying on a lookup tool alone.

Frequently asked questions

Official Sources

Facts on this page reflect Tennessee Real Estate Commission (TREC) and PSI materials last reviewed July 23, 2026. Verify volatile figures (fees, exam format, deadlines) directly with TREC or the current PSI candidate handbook before acting.