Maine Auctioneer License Requirements

In the United States, auctions are regulated on a state by state basis. The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) is a general “code of commerce” which serves as the basis for auction law and has been drafted, by many states, into their license law. Auctioneers in states that do not have a license law are required to follow UCC guidelines (Louisiana by analogy).

Auction School: Western College of Auctioneering is an approved auction school in the State of Maine.

State Auction License Required: Yes, additionally some counties and municipalities may require a permit or licensing.

State License Required for Online-Only Auctions: No

Minimum Age: N/A

School/ Apprenticeship Required: No

Bonding/ Insurance: Yes, $10,000

Licensing Period: Annually, expires March 31st

Continuing Education Required: No

Fees: Exam $150, License $271, Renewal $200

Reciprocity: N/A

State Auctioneers Association: www.maineauctioneers.org

State Real Estate Contact: www.maine.gov

State Agency Contact:

Maine Board of Licensing of Auctioneers

35 State House Station

Augusta, Maine 04333

207.624.8603

*Courtesy in part of: The National Auctioneers Association

Auctioneer License Requirements by State

In the United States, auctioneer license requirements vary from state to state. Please visit our Auctioneer License Requirements by State page for additional licensing laws and auction resources for each state.