To take the Texas real estate licensing exam, you must bring two current, unexpired forms of identification. Both IDs must be in English, and the name on them should match the name you used when registering for the exam exactly.

One of the IDs must be government-issued, include a photo, and be signed. Common examples include a Texas driver’s license, Texas state ID, U.S. passport, or military ID.

Your second ID must also be valid and show a signature. Acceptable examples may include a Social Security card, debit card, or credit card, as long as it meets the signature requirement.

Be sure both forms of identification are current and unexpired. Expired IDs are usually not accepted, and arriving without the right documents can keep you from taking the exam.

It’s a good idea to review your appointment confirmation and the testing provider’s instructions before exam day. Identification rules are enforced strictly, so even small mismatches can cause problems.

If you are unsure whether your documents will be accepted, check the latest requirements with the Texas Real Estate Commission. Rules can change, and verifying ahead of time can save you a missed appointment.

If you are still preparing, a structured study plan can help you feel more confident on test day. Many candidates also choose a Texas pre-licensing course such as Leap Real Estate’s Texas pre-licensing program.