What is indicated when a real estate license is issued with a 150-day temporary status?

When a real estate license is issued with a 150-day temporary status, it indicates that the applicant owes child support. California law requires that all individuals applying for a real estate license verify that they are in compliance with child support orders. If an applicant has delinquent child support obligations, they may be granted a temporary license status while they resolve those issues. This temporary status allows the applicant to begin working while working towards fulfilling the necessary child support requirements.

In contrast, if an applicant had met all standard requirements, they would receive a full and permanent license. Outstanding legal issues or not passing the exam would typically result in a denial or a different status rather than a temporary license.