Real Estate Lisence - Robinson and Henry

I’m applying for a real estate lisence and over 1 year ago I completed a deffered judgment sentence for a misdemeanor. After successful completion I had it sealed. I have no other criminal history. Must I still disclose this on my application?

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Bill HenryFounding Partner | 19 years of experience

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