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Salesperson License
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A vehicle salesperson license is required in Pennsylvania to sell cars at a dealership.
How to Apply
Complete a Salesperson Initial License Application and mail it along with a $25 check and, if applicable, any previous conviction information to:
- Vehicle Board
- P.O. Box 2649
- Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105-2649
After mailing the application, you have 90 days to submit to a criminal background check conducted by the state police.
You cannot begin selling until you are approved by the Vehicle Board.
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If You're Approved
If approved, your salesperson license will be mailed to your employer.
All salesperson licenses expire on May 31st of each odd-numbered year.
Changing Dealerships
If you change dealerships, you must submit to the Vehicle Board a completed Salesperson Change of Employer/Reactivating License Application.
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