What must an applicant for a Colorado real estate license demonstrate if they were previously licensed in another state?

An applicant for a Colorado real estate license who holds a license from another state is required to demonstrate a certificate of licensing history. This certificate serves as proof of the individual's previous licensing status and verifies that they have an active or expired license in another jurisdiction. It typically outlines the applicant's licensing history, including any disciplinary actions, which the Colorado Division of Real Estate uses to assess the applicant’s qualifications and ensure they meet the standards set by the state of Colorado.

The other options do not pertain to the licensing process in this context. For instance, a bank statement is unrelated to proving one's qualifications for licensure, nor does it provide any evidence of prior licensing status. A personal reference letter may provide insight about the applicant’s character or work ethic but does not replace the formal verification of licensure needed by the state. Similarly, an employment verification letter can offer proof of employment history, but it cannot confirm the licensing history or compliance with necessary real estate regulations from another state. Thus, the requirement for a certificate of licensing history is crucial for the licensing process in Colorado.