- License Renewal and Exam Information
- Search Licensees by License Type
- Online License Renewal
- Duplicate Receipt for Online Renewal
- Download a Printable License Renewal Letter
- Auctioneer Exam Information
- Pay Penalties Online
- Auctioneer Reciprocity List
- Guidelines for License Applicants with Criminal Convictions
- Enforcement Plan
- Criminal History Evaluation Letter
- Auctioneer Continuing Education
- Forms, FAQs, Rules, Law and Guidelines
- Meetings and Information
An auctioneer sells or offers to sell property at an auction as a bid caller. Services provided by an auctioneer include arranging, managing, sponsoring, advertising and/or conducting auctions. Licenses are required for both auctioneer and associate auctioneer. An associate auctioneer has less responsibility but works under the direct supervision of an auctioneer.
For more information about auctioneers,
e-mail TDLR at auctioneers@license.state.tx.us
Auctioneers
Here are the public comments on general topics received during the 2012 Strategic Planning process. The comments are grouped as answers to the four questions we based our discussions on.
- What are we doing well?
- What can we do better?
- If you could change one service that we provide or eliminate or amend any provision of TDLR’s statutes or rules, what would it be?
- What major changes will occur over the next five years that will impact the way you do business and the services we provide?
Read the comments (58 kb PDF) To see the comments for each individual license program, go to that program's section on the web site.
Updated Auctioneer administrative rules now online
TDLR adopted amendments to Auctioneer administrative rules. The adoption takes effect April 30, 2012. The amendments to the rules are necessary to implement the procedure for allowing a licensee to place an auctioneer or associate auctioneer license on ‘inactive status’. The amendments clarify that a person whose license is on inactive status does not need to complete continuing education until the license status is changed to ‘active’. The amendments set a fee of $25 to change to ‘active’ status. For more information, read the justification for the adopted rules.
The Auctioneer Education Advisory Board met March 30 in Austin. View the agenda. The meeting was archived and is available for viewing in RealPlayer.
TDLR is now accepting online payment for administrative penalties.
Auctioneer video - Going, Going, Gone! was produced by PolkaWorks and funded by the Auctioneer Education and Recovery Fund; it's available for download or online viewing:
Auctioneer Education Advisory Committee vacancies17 MB Real Video, lower resolution and you must have RealPlayer installed
watch it on YouTube
or you can download the file as a high resolution .avi file, (1.1 GB)
a medium resolution .mov file (783 KB)
or as a lower resolution MPEG-4 file (23 KB).
RENEW YOUR LICENSE ONLINE - you can renew your Auctioneer license online and also obtain a duplicate receipt for the transaction
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