In real estate, the state of Kentucky offers "license recognition" which means an individual that's already licensed in real estate in another state is given credit for that license. Assuming they are in "good standing" in any other state they are currently licensed in or have been licensed in the past, all that's required to obtain a real estate license in Kentucky is to pass the law portion of the state exam and to obtain an FBI background check. Existing licensees are not required to take specific courses on Kentucky law before testing, but most decide to at least take some form of a law cram course before attempting the state licensing exam.

KREC Information About License Recognition