What must a Kentucky licensee do after moving to a new county?

In Kentucky, when a licensee moves to a new county, it is required that they notify the Kentucky Real Estate Commission (KREC) of their address change. This is an important step in maintaining accurate records and ensuring that the licensee continues to receive all relevant communications from the commission.

This notification stipulates that the licensee's official contact information is up to date, which is essential for compliance with state regulations. The KREC needs to know where to reach the licensee for items such as renewal notices, updates on regulations, or any disciplinary actions that may be required in the future.

The other options do not fulfill the regulatory requirements as effectively. While it may seem intuitive that changing one's business location or submitting a new application would be necessary, these actions are not mandated simply based on moving to a new county. Similarly, completing continuing education hours is not contingent on an address change and is a separate requirement that must be met for license renewal, regardless of location. Therefore, notifying KREC of an address change is the only appropriate action required upon moving.