How do I print my certificate? All completion certificates for Hawaii licensees are printed by logging into your PVL account on ehawaii.gov.  You can go directly to their login page by clicking the link below:  

•  https://pvl.ehawaii.gov/rece/app/welcome.html

 Once logged in, you’ll go to your PVL and follow these steps:

• Click on the green button that says 'Go to My PVL'
• Click on your license number
• Click on 'RE CE' from the top right menu (last item on the menu)
• Click 'View CE History'
• Mark the box next to the course of interest
• Click ‘Order Re-Print’ at bottom (downloads a free PDF)
• Save the file to your computer / print the certificate

*The above steps may change as the State can update their website at any time. For questions related to navigating the State's website, please contact the DCCA at (808) 586-3000. Last updated 8/14/20

Each 20-hr CE Renewal package is equally designed to meet the 20-hr renewal requirement in Hawaii. Each includes the mandatory Core A and B courses until 5/20 of odd-numbered years and 14 hrs of electives.  About Core courses: Every biennium, Core A and B are always based on legislation sessions / law updates. Core A comes out in even-numbered years and Core B comes out in odd-numbered years. The State of Hawaii expires its Core A and B courses on 5/31 in odd-numbered years.  Once the State expires the Core courses, licensees will take electives in their place until the next Core courses come out in the even-numbered year. The new Core courses are only released by the State once their respective legislation sessions take place.  Verify information / check for updates ahead of purchase.     *Info REMI provides is for informational purposes and convenience. The info provided is not a substitute for that provided by a licensing authority. It is the responsibility of the licensee (or prospective licensee) to review education requirement documentation on the State's website and/or consult with the licensing authority ahead of purchase to ensure courses meet your education requirements. Last updated  6/5/2023

Once you have completed the course requirements, your completion goes into queue for processing. Processing often occurs within 1-3 business days, allow 8 to be safe. Some States enable the school (us) to report your credits directly into the State's database (ex: Hawaii, Missouri, Georgia, Oregon, Tennessee). However, this isn't always the case. For example, in Washington and Iowa, schools do not report completions to the State. Instead, Washington's licensees are responsible for having their course completion certificates on-hand in case of an audit. It is best to check with the licensing authority to ensure you understand your State's deadlines, fees, paperwork, information and record-retention requirements.  After completing the courses, licensees are responsible for checking with the State to ensure the State has everything they need. Licensees are responsible for maintaining certificates and records of their completions for the State-required minimum number of years (often 5 to 7 years depending on the State).   Info updated as of 9/14/2022.  Info subject to change at any time by State. Check for updates.

How do I view my CE completions and course history on the PVL? You can view your CE course history and even print your completion certificates by logging into your PVL account on ehawaii.gov. You can go directly to their login page by clicking the link below: https://pvl.ehawaii.gov/rece/app/welcome.html Once logged in, you’ll go to your PVL and follow these steps: Click on 'My PVL Dashboard' Click on your license number Click on 'RE CE' from the menu Click 'View CE History' If interested in printing: Mark the box next to the course of interest. Then click ‘Order Re-Print’ at bottom (downloads a free PDF). Save the file to your computer / print the certificate If you do not see all of your courses, click the "more" link at the bottom of the page or click on the column header to sort by date or course title.. The above steps may change as the State can update their website at any time. For questions related to navigating the State's website, please contact the DCCA at (808) 586-3000. Last updated 8/13/20

To be considered a duplicate by the Hawaii Real Estate Commission / DCCA, the course must be an exact title match from the exact same school and must have been completed within a consecutive biennium (Ex: courses completed for the 2018 biennium cannot count toward requirements for 2020).  *You can view a list of your completed courses by logging into your PVL account on ehawaii.gov through the link below and following these steps:

• Log into your PVL account by clicking pvl.ehawaii.gov/rece/app/welcome.html the liClick on 'My PVL Dashboard'
• Click on your license number
• Click on 'My Continuing Education' from the menu
• Click 'View CE History'
• Click on the column headers to sort by date / biennium

  Steps / info / links are subject to change by the State. Check with the State for updates. Last updated: 5/1/2020

When a course is considered complete, you will see green checkmarks next to each step in the course folder. This means the course completion has been put in queue for processing so that we can get it submitted to the Hawaii Real Estate Commission / DCCA on your behalf. Once you complete a course, allow 1-3 business days for processing (8 days just to be safe).  Once processed, the course should appear in your PVL account on ehawaii.gov.  As we process each course, we send a confirmation email to you. After completing all your courses, it is time for you to verify you have everything you need for your smooth license renewal (ex: course credits, paperwork, payment). You can review the info on ehawaii.gov or log into your PVL account for more information. You can access your PVL account by clicking https://pvl.ehawaii.gov/rece/app/welcome.html Info / links subject to change. Check for updates.” Last updated: 5/1/2020

Once you complete a course, allow 1-3 business days for processing (8 days just to be safe).  Once processed, the course should appear in your PVL account on ehawaii.gov.  As we process each course, we send a confirmation email to you. After completing all your courses, it is time for you to verify you have everything you need for your smooth license renewal (ex: course credits, paperwork, payment). You can review the info on ehawaii.gov or log into your PVL account for more information. You can access your PVL account by clicking https://myce.dcca.hawaii.gov/   Info and links subject to change. Check for updates.   Last updated: 10/10/2022

To get your salesperson license in Hawaii:

1. Complete the mandatory pre-licensing course.
   • Those with a real estate license in other applicable States or relevant degrees may potentially apply for equivalency.
2. Print your course completion certificate and register for the State exam.
3. Pass the State exam, send your application to the State.
4. Receive go-ahead from the State and begin your career with a real estate company / broker.

• The DCCA provides details via PDF here.

To become a broker in Hawaii:

1. Same process as above, but you'll need a certificate of experience from your Broker to apply. (Check with the licensing branch to verify steps / requirements)..

• The DCCA provides details via PDF here

Want more info?  See the licensing info page on the State's website.   Verify information / check for updates ahead of purchase. *Info REMI provides is for informational purposes and convenience. The info provided is not a substitute for that provided by a licensing authority. It is the responsibility of the licensee (or prospective licensee) to review education requirement documentation on the State's website and/or consult with the licensing authority ahead of purchase to ensure courses meet your education requirements. Ver 1/17/20

Want to know if your CE completions have been reported to the State of Hawaii? *The fastest way to confirm completions is to not deviate from the below instructions. Going to links such as 'renewal history' are will cause delay in finding your CE transcript. Completions are visible by logging into your PVL account on ehawaii.gov.  You can go directly to their login page by clicking the link below:

• https://mypvl.dcca.hawaii.gov/

Once logged in, you'll go to your PVL and follow these steps: Click on the green button that says 'Go to My PVL' Click on your license number Click on 'RECE' from the top right menu (last item on the menu or click 'more' first) Click 'View CE History' If you wish to print a certificate:

1. Mark the box next to the course of interest
2. Click 'Order Re-Print' at bottom (downloads a free PDF)
3. Save the file to your computer / print the certificate

For a successful renewal or restoration, always make sure the State has everything they need from you (ex: paperwork, fees, etc.). *The above steps may change as the State can update their website at any time. For questions related to navigating the State's website, please contact the DCCA at (808) 586-3000.

You can stop and go as you please for minutes or hours at a time. Closing the window saves your place so that you can pick up where you left off the next time you login. Since sessions can time out due to inactivity, we do not recommend leaving the presentation window open while you are gone.

Most licensing authorities require students invest at least 50 min of studying for every credit hour received. All of our courses are narrated. The audio provides content and is part of the tracking mechanism by which you are able to meet the State's time requirement. (This mechanism is adjusted in rare cases a course is marked as unnarrated / read-only).

Yes, we do! Contact us at (808) 230-8200 and we'll get something set up for your team!

REMI authors most of its courses in-house. Company owner and Principal Broker, David Catanzaro, is REMI's primary author and instructor. Updated: of 10-10-22

Our company name, pronounced 'remmie,' stands for Real Estate Management and Investment. REMI School of Real Estate is a trade name of Digital Learning Centers, LLC.

REMI School's policy n the spirit of Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 (with amendments thereto) and the 1990 ADA and Section 504 of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act and requirements for online learning. REMI School and its parent, Digital Learning Centers, LLC will not exclude our enrollees from participation in, deny benefits of, or subject enrollees to discrimination under any of our programs or activities. All enrollees shall have equal accessibility to online instructional opportunities.

Yes, technical support is available during normal operating hours. To request support, email staff@remiteam.com or call us at 808-230-8200.

The best way to reach the instructor is through the 'contact us' tab or by sending your question directly to to staff@remiteam.com.

Hawaii licensees must be aware that AHEAD of sign-up: Licensees are responsible for knowing the Hawaii Administrative Rules related to Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons (HAR Title 16, Section 99). A copy of HAR 16-99 from the State's website is found below. This information is subject to change without notice. Licensees are responsible for checking for updates. https://cca.hawaii.gov/pvl/files/2013/08/har_99-c1.pdf Hawaii Administrative Rules (§16-99-115) require licensees provide continuing education providers with picture identification and a current real estate pocket card or notification of licensed status from the commission. Licensees are responsible for submitting these items to REMI via email or postal mail prior to beginning a course for credit. Failure to do so may impact the ability to receive credit for the course. The DCCA (licensing branch) has rules about taking duplicate elective courses. These rules are subject to change without notice. At the time of this writing, licensees may receive credit for duplicate course titles, but not in back-to-back bienniums. If you have taken a course in the most recent biennium, you will want to choose different titles this biennium. Courses with the same title but taken from different schools are not considered duplicates. Please contact the real estate commission for questions.

There are multiple reasons you may not hear audio on our narrated courses. Some ideas of things to look for are below: Make sure your device is not on silent / vibrate mode, Ensure your volume is turned up and not on mute. Ensure the audio is not piping through bluetooth / headset. On rare occasion, a device will think it is still connected to a headset even when it is not -- so try reconnecting/disconnecting the headset to see if that's the case. Sometimes a quick fix is to see if the issue persists when trying a different browser or device. *Please note that in rare instances, some materials and State-specific courses are read-only and are not narrated. These are often noted in the title of the course or by the nature of the item being a document such as a PDF.

Most of our courses are narrated. You can begin our narrated courses from phone, tablet or computer. No special apps are needed and your 24/7 access is instantaneous. Simply, click the ‘My Courses’ tab and the button labeled ‘Open.’ Launch your first chapter or course to begin. Our instructor begin talking you through each topic, drawing from readily-applied; real-world examples from his over 35+ years of practicing in real estate. The course is self-paced, allowing you to print notes, review previous material, and (if applicable) take and re-take quizzes as often as you like throughout the access period. When life calls you away to take a phone call, pick up the kids, or go on vacation, you have the luxury to stop-and-go whenever please. Simply click ‘exit’ and the program saves your place. If required by your State, the course includes any required course surveys / tests. The process of issuing course credit / certificates differs from State-to-State. In States like Hawaii, REMI will send you an email to let you know your completion has been submitted to the State usually within 1-3 business days (allow 8 to be safe). In each State students are each responsible for independently confirming they have completed the requirements and that the State has everything they need for processing (fees, paperwork, course completions, all steps completed). Instead of REMI submitting completions to the State, some States (ex: Iowa and Washington) ask that students print and save their own certificates in case of audit. If you have any questions about our process, feel free to call us: (808) 230-8200 Confirm with your State licensing authority to confirm details and to check for updates on procedures or education requirements. Last updated: 6/5/2023

We'll be happy to help with additional questions. Email us through the 'Contact Us' tab or call us at (808) 230-8200 In your message, be sure to indicate the course type and State for which you are completing the course.

Our courses are phone / tablet compatible. If you need help enabling the presentation window to open -- see below. If you do not see the presentation, check that pop-ups are enabled on your device. For example, if you using Safari, you can go to the gray Settings icon, then scroll to Safari, and then scroll down to Block Pop-ups to be sure that the setting is gray / inactive. If your setting is green, it means pop-ups are blocked and the presentation cannot launch in a new window. If you are using Chrome, look for 3 dots. Click those dots and you should be able to click "Settings" and then "Content Settings" and look for an item labeled "Block Pop-ups." If your setting says 'On' it means pop-ups are blocked and the presentation cannot launch in a new window. Steps can vary based on the device and version of software you are using. Last updated: 5-1-2020

If you are licensed in another State and wish to become licensed in Hawaii, this information is for you. At the time of this writing the Hawaii Real Estate Commission's website indicates the following: We are not reciprocal with any other State, however, a salesperson may qualify for an equivalency to the pre-license education requirement and/or the equivalency to the Uniform Examination. Please review the real estate Salesperson’s Flowchart and General Information Sheet for general steps on becoming a Hawaii licensed real estate salesperson on active status. Individuals with a current and unencumbered real estate salesperson’s license in another state may become a Hawaii real estate broker with the approval of the proper applications (see the real estate Broker Flowchart for additional information)." Info copied from: http://cca.hawaii.gov/reb/faqs/re_faqs/newlic_faq/what-if-i-am-a-licensed-salesperson-in-a-state/" Steps / info / links are subject to change. Check with the State for updates.

You have access to the course for 6 months from the date of purchase unless otherwise specified by REMI or State rule.* *Iowa students: Pre-licensing courses in Iowa have a strict 4 month expiration date per the Iowa College Aid dept. Iowa CE courses have a strict 6 month expiration date from date of purchase. Note: In the rare event that a course unexpectedly becomes unavailable, REMI reserves the right to provide an equivalent course where applicable. Last updated: 3/18/25. Info subject to change by State at any time. Check for updates.

REMI's courses do not require any special software or custom apps. You can complete the courses just by logging into our homepage on major web browsers including Chrome, Safari, Firefox. We strongly recommend keeping your computer and device software updated including security and anti-virus programs. Likewise, keep all browsers updated with regard to operating system updates, security updates, and anti-virus software. Like most websites, we do not anticipate any problems, but even so, it is best to be prepared..

The course is accessible 24/7 from computer, phone or tablet. Taking breaks is easy. Close out the window, and the system will save your place for when you return.

We do not provide refunds for our online products. If there is an issue with one of your courses, please let us know so that we can work with you to ensure your success.