Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection

Sealed ticket games

Individual volunteers may also need to apply for a permit before aiding a charity with sealed ticket game activities.

Sealed ticket games

• Publicly Traded Stock Corporations
• Closed Stock Corporations
• General Partnerships
• Non-stock Corporations  
• Limited Liability Companies 

Before applying, all applicants must: 

• Already hold a Connecticut Real Estate Broker's License; or have an individual Broker's License in a Reciprocal State by examiniation; or the legal entity holds a Broker's License in a Recirpricol State and the broker of record is licensed by examination; or have passed the Connecticut Real Estate Broker's Exam but have not paid for the initial license. 
• Register the legal entity with the Connecticut Secretary of State 
• Obtain a Certification of License History from the licensing authority in every state in which you currently or ever held a real estate license. 
• Complete the application for a legal entity to become a broker. 
• Complete attached Affidavit of Ownership verifying ownership and stock interest for each Member/Officer. 
• Attach the partnership agreement. 
• Limited liability companies must attach the Articles of Organization.
• Corporations must attach the Articles of Incorporation.
• Connecticut licensed Salesperson currently working for you must complete a Salesperson Transfer form. 
• Salespersons not licensed in Connecticut must apply for a Connecticut license if they will engage in the real estate business in Connecticut on behalf of your company. 

Licensed individual real estate brokers or salespersons who engage in the real estate business as a partnership, corporation, or limited liability company shall obtain a broker license in the name of that legal entity.

There must be one (or more) licensed broker(s) who owns 51% of the legal entity.

No salesperson may have a controlling interest in the legal entity.