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Become Certified

There are two avenues of certification through NAWRB for women business owners:

  1. NAWRB Women-Owned Business Certification for any women-owned business Specializing in the Housing Ecosystem.  Services include yet not limited to: Brokerages, Lenders, Legal, Title, Escrow, Property Preservation, Management, Servicing, and Asset Management.
  2. NAWRB Minority Women-Owned Business Certification for any minority women-owned business Specializing in the Housing Ecosystem. Services include yet not limited to: Brokerages, Lenders, Legal, Title, Escrow, Property Preservation, Management, Servicing and Asset Management.

Upon receiving NAWRB certification you will be promoted in a custom press release and showcased in NAWRB Magazine’s upcoming issue.

The NAWRB Conference is designed to strengthen connections, learn from the best and recognize female leaders. This year’s conference provided great content and the women in attendance are so inspirational. Thank you for a great experience.
Marcia Davies COO, Mortgage Bankers Association
The highlights were many, but if I have to pick one to distill it all, it’s the level of sharing-not holding back-but genuinely and authentically sharing so that people could walk away with increased knowledge and increased power to implement it.
Dr. Chitra Dorai AI Scientist, Entrepreneur & Former IBM Fellow and CTO at IBM Global Services
For me [the highlight of the conference] was just the women-just being in the same room as these women. This was not fluff. This was substance, this was brains, this was passion, this was power. So, I'm leaving so energized, so motivated, so blessed. This has been a great experience for me.
Adenike Fasanya Owner, Marvel Ventures Mortgage, Inc.
Desiree, I want you to know I sincerely appreciate your words of encouragement. These times have been quite humbling for me, and that is a good experience. Thank you for being a friend, as well as an incredible leader.
Dianne Langston Quality Real Estate Services
Love this magazine. Thank you. We have an office of wonderful women all with amazing stories.
Joseph Brazen Brazen Sotheby's International Realty
Love this magazine and I love how generously marketing and column space is shared with us. Desirée is correct. No other organization publicizes their members in such a large way. I love NAWRB!!
Dianne Langston Quality Real Estate Services, Inc.
It was an honor to work with you, share information and be featured in your article in N Magazine. I'm proud that Staging is now part of the REO community. You and your organization are doing great and needed work. Thank you for all that you are doing! I look forward to working with you in the future!
Barb Schwarz Creator of Home Staging
Any exposure is so valuable to any business and especially when it is done in such a professional manor. That's what I love about NAWRB. Alex walked me through the certification process and really made it easy, and for that I am so thankful.
Shelly West-Chenoweth President, Atlas Field Services, Inc.
Our decision to join NAWRB stems from our desire to be actively engaged and a contributing member in our real estate community. NAWRB allows us the opportunity to collaborate with other like-minded women-owned business professionals and make a difference in real estate and related industries.
Sandra H. Cope Vice President/Escrow Officer, Inwest Title Services
I joined NAWRB because it is one of the only associations focusing on women in the REO business. I believe this is an excellent opportunity to be part of an organization that supports and encourages women to be successful in real estate.
Amanda Arhuire Sunrise Property Preservation, LLC
NAWRB gives me a voice, a voice that has been long awaited for and I hope to inspire all women business owners in any industry...
Stephanie Hughes All Bay Realty, Inc.
NAWRB is a phenomenal organization that assists women-owned buisness owners in not only their ongoing education and development in real estate, but also in the networking of other women-owned business owners on how to grow their business and support one another with the added benefit of being certified as a women-owned business.
Teresa Ryan Owner, Ryan Hill Realty
NAWRB is an amazing organization that I highly recommend for women in real estate looking to network, expand their education and further their careers!
Lisa Ristow The Ristow Group
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! Looking forward to seeing you guys SOON! I am so excited about N Magazine! NAWRB are real estate game changers!!! GOOOOO 2013 and BEYOND!!!
Stephanie Hughes All Bay Realty
Thank you so much! I LOVE IT! Where can I get a copy of the magazine at? Thank you for asking me to be a part of N Crowd in N Magazine.
Joan Patterson Keller Williams Realty
NAWRB does a fantastic job of heightening awareness of intelligent business people who happen to be women.
Lisa Ristow The Ristow Group
We cannot begin to say how proud we are to receive NAWRB certification. It is the result of lifelong work and commitment to not allow dreams to just be dreams. Thank you to NAWRB and thank you to every wonderful person we've crossed paths with along the way! Dream on & God bless!
Terry Rasner Reno Tahoe Realty Group, LLC.
Desiree is such a great speaker. I had so much positive feedback. People are asking me to bring her back to a larger venue! I am excited about my membership and I hope to be an active member to increase our numbers. She is such a hard working lady, and I have true admiration for her. So much of what she said was on point with my experiences, and it was great to hear from another professional. I need that kind of dialogue on a regular basis. Let’s get my membership up and running and I am interested in certification as a woman owned business.
Dianne Langston Quality Real Estate Services
I love how NAWRB offers marketing opportunities at a reasonable rate, while also making it a focus for the Real Estate Industry as a whole to receive education about all types of transactions in order to make it a more efficient and easier place to do business.
Nicole Romero
Thank you so much for thinking about us. I was able to get a room at the Five Star Conference at a great rate. Can't wait to see you there!
Raye Mayhorn Realty Executives
Leading Ladies was a very professional event, interactive, and it was filled with new ideas about thinking out of the box to utilize my WOB certification to expand business. I took away tons of good information. There are so many REO groups seeking new members that it's hard to figure out where I should invest my resources. After attending the conference I was happy that I had joined NAWRB.
Colleen Calnan Calnan Real Estate
I do not impress easily and was completely blown away by Desiree's knowledge and professionalism. After three years of attending C.A.R. meetings she wins the best knowledge-packed presentation in my book.
Christine Padilla
I have nothing but fantastic things to say about NAWRB! I believe in this organization. Keep up the great work! It really shows!!
Ivery Summers The REODIVA
I know a lot of companies ask if you are a member of NAWRB.
Melissa Justice

It was a pleasure meeting you at the Five Star. I really enjoyed the event/dinner you planned for members of NAWRB. Thanks for all you do to promote women in business. Marlene Cerreta, Cerreta Realty Group Marlene@Cerreta.net

Of course I will be continuing my membership. You guys are the BEST!!!!

Willie Stewart Divine Realty

Hi there…thank you so much! It was a true pleasure…didn’t see so many items you mentioned…I always pitch that I speak English and Spanish…can’t believe I missed that! Again, thank you so much! This made my day!!!!

Liza Mendez Pedro Realty International

Thank you so much. Everything seems to have gone well and simple other than a large deluge of old paperwork to find.... Since attending REO Expo and putting in some applications online I am getting emails from companies who say they can certify us. I will be sure to recommend you if anyone ever asks.

Carol A. Kemp Kemp Real Estate, Inc.

It was great meeting you and your staff at the REO Expo as well. Just so you know Katherine has been extremely helpful and patient with me through this [certification] process and I’m grateful for your assistance.

Stephanie Davis DC Properties of Arizona, Inc.
It’s just been an incredible conference. The women who have been here and all of you who I’ve met with have been the highlight of my year so far, really.
Rebecca Steele CEO and President, National Foundation for Credit Counseling, NDILC Co-Chairwoman

Industry-Specific Certifier

Women-Owned Businesses and Minority-Women Businesses

NAWRB is the only third-party, industry-specific certifier of Women-Owned Businesses (WOB) and Minority-Women Businesses (MWOB) specializing in the housing ecosystem. NAWRB also advocates for federal initiatives to increase the utilization of women-owned businesses and works with financial institutions to encourage enhanced visibility and opportunities for certified women-owned businesses.

NAWRB Women-Owned Business Certification requires applicants to provide the following documentation to be eligible:

  • The business must be 51 percent or more women-owned, managed and operated
  • The women business owner(s) must be a U.S. citizen or legal resident alien
  • Technical expertise in the Housing Ecosystem
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NAWRB vs. Others

DIFFERENT FROM OTHER ASSOCIATIONS

NAWRB is the only housing ecosystem trade association exclusively representing professional women and women-owned businesses. Other groups focus on specific minorities, individual women or allow general memberships. NAWRB maintains a focus for its Consortium base for all women in the real estate industry. Diverse employee demographics of a given business are a positive indicator a business’s commitment to women and minorities and is in itself a noble goal that NAWRB supports. However, to qualify for set-asides or be certified, a company must be women-owned and operated. Therefore, NAWRB’s certified businesses must meet this criteria.

NAWRB has strong relationships with REO outsourcers, servicers, financial institutions and government entities. NAWRB regularly uses federal and state initiatives to monitor current usage and advocates for increased utilization of women-owned businesses across several platforms. Many institutions respond with requests for access to our network of Consortium businesses, providing a consistent flow of referrals to our Consortium.

Recognition & Opportunity

NAWRB certification leverages our platform of advocacy in your favor.

Showcase your NAWRB certification by adding the NAWRB brand to your website, signature line and marketing materials. Gain publicity online and through traditional print with key industry partners. Utilize NAWRB’s various initiatives and advocacy programs to benefit your company.

NAWRB has strong relationships with REO outsourcers, servicers, financial institutions and government entities. NAWRB regularly uses federal and state initiatives to monitor current usage and advocates for increased utilization of women-owned businesses across several platforms. Many institutions respond with requests for access to our network of Consortium businesses, providing a consistent flow of referrals to our Consortiums.

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Become Certified

Join the largest women real estate industry-specific certifier.

NAWRB advocates for federal initiatives to increase the utilization of women-owned businesses and works with financial institutions to encourage enhanced visibility and opportunities for certified women-owned businesses through various advocacy programs and initiatives.
As a certified businesess you will be leveraging the brand and recongnition of the most visible women’s trade organization in the housing ecosystem. NAWRB represents an expansive industries within housing.

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  • Certification
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  • NAWRB Women-Owned Business certification provides a third-party certification for the women-owned businesses and minority women-owned businesses specific to the Housing Ecosystem. *Certification are valid for one year from award date
  • Become certified as a women-owned businesses and minority women-owned businesses
  • Ongoing industry information from our communication platforms including our blog, magazine and SheCalls
  • Upon receiving NAWRB certification you will be promoted in a custom press release and showcased in NAWRB Magazine’s upcoming issue.
  • Use NAWRB Certification emblem to signify your status and help increase encourage enhanced visibility and opportunities for certified women-owned businesses.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

NAWRB Women-Owned Business Certification requires applicants to provide the following documentation to be eligible:

  • The business must be 51 percent or more women-owned, managed and operated
  • The women business owner(s) must be a U.S. citizen or legal resident alien
  • Technical expertise in the Housing Ecosystem

A number of other certifications exist for women-owned businesses. Women business owners should match their choice of certification to those companies or entities which they seek to do business with. Three broad categories exist:

Third-party, industry-specific certification – NAWRB is the only such certifier of women-owned businesses in the housing ecosystem.

Third-party certification – The two largest third-party certifiers are the National Women Business Owners Corporation (NWBOC) and the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). These entities provide widely-recognized, third-party certifications for women-owned businesses, however, they do not specialize in the housing ecosystem.

Self-certification – To date, the federal government has allowed women-owned businesses to self-certify. This option has limited mechanisms to ensure that applicants are indeed women-owned businesses. The Women-Owned Small Business Program (WOSB) and the Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) administered by the Small Business Association (SBA) still qualify under the “self-certification” designation. There are approved third-party certifiers for this program available on SBA.gov. This program is designed for women business owners pursing federal contracts; the SBA should be contacted directly for more information. The SBA also offers 8(a) Certification, which designates a business as small, using federal size guidelines. This certification is for any small business, not solely women-owned businesses.

State and Local Certifications – Some states and other localities offer women-owned business certification. These certifications are most beneficial to businesses seeking contracts with applicable state and local government entities. For example, the state of California does not offer women-owned business set-asides in contracting opportunities, while the city of Los Angeles does. Business owners should first explore contracting opportunities and recognized set-asides at the state and local levels.

Minority-, Veteran-, and Veteran Disabled- Certifications – Other designations exist for a wider group of historically disadvantaged business owners. Those certifications require much of the same criteria; for example, like women-owned certification, the disadvantaged business owner must have a controlling stake (51% or more ownership). The National Minority Supplier Diversity Council (NMSDC) provides a widely-recognized Minority-Owned Business certification, whereas veterans have a similar program to certify their businesses as well.

Before deciding on a particular certification, each business owner should ask herself two questions:

Which categories of certification are most representative of my business? Women-Owned? Small? Minority? Veteran? This will narrow down the options available by identifying the certification most applicable to your business. Many business owners have multiple certifications, such as an 8(a), women-owned business located in a HUBzone.

Who am I seeking to do business with? The federal government? The state? Industry-specific targets? Identifying those businesses or entitities which will be on the receiving end, or “user end” of your certification is a key component when deciding on which certification to pursue.

Disclaimer:

There are many avenues for women-owned business certification and NAWRB provides an industry-specific, third-party certification that, like all certifications, may or may not be accepted at private and public institutions. Due to the changing WOB certifications, our use of the word “certification” in any press releases or on this web-site should not be construed in any way as approved certification through any specific organization or entity. Due to the underlying similarity of many certification programs, NAWRB recognizes women-owned business certifications issued by other national, women-specific, third party certifiers. Those are NWBOC and WBENC specifically and NAWRB Consortium businesses must still satisfy the association’s industry-specific requirements to be designated as a certified NAWRB Women-Owned Business.

A series of documents and information are required for the certification application.

Section One:

  • General Business information
  • Owner Information
  • Board Member and Key Management Information

Section Two:

  • Company Area Coverage
  • Personnel Information
  • Personnel Diversity
  • Financial Requirements

Section Three:

  • Professional References
  • Organizational Structure
  • Organization Registrations

Timeline

Once a complete application has been submitted, the processing time takes six to eight weeks for the application to be processed.  Within this time period, additional documentation or clarification may be requested of your organization.  The six- to eight-week time frame applies to completed applications only.

When submitting your NAWRB Women-Owned Business or Minority Women-Owned Business Certification application, adhere to the following tips and guidelines to ensure a timely response to your application:

  • Mail your certification application in a single three-ring binder.
  • Separate the sections and documents per Section One, Section Two, and Section Three guidelines listed on your application.
  • Label old or unclear documents with post-its or tabs.
  • Make sure to register your company with SAM (https://www.sam.gov/portal/public/SAM/) before submitting your certification application.
  • Print out two copies of the certification application: One to turn in, and one to use as a check list during the application process.
  • If a document is missing or inapplicable to your business, include an explanation and reason for non-inclusion of the document on a company letterhead, with the signature of the business owner.
  • Listen to NAWRB’s Call4All Certifying as an NAWRB Women-Owned Business before beginning the certification process.
  • Remember that anyone can call NAWRB at (949) 559-9800 with questions about the certification process.
  • Visit Certification FAQ’s for more helpful tips.

Important Notice: Businesses seeking certification can receive certification aid during the certification process and prior to submitting a certification packet. If interested in certification, companies should be confident that their business can pass the litmus test of “women-owned on paper, women-operated in practice, and experienced in real estate.” If you have questions about your eligibility to be part of the Consortium and/or certification through NAWRB, email info@NAWRB.com or call us at (949) 559-9800.

BUSINESS STRUCTURE

A women-owned business whose work is in the real estate industry can certify as a NAWRB Certified Women-Owned Business or Minority Women-Owned Business and submit different documentation depending on the structure of the business. The term “women-owned” is defined by 51% or more women ownership.

CONFIDENTIALITY

All documents and information submitted to NAWRB becomes the property of the association; certification application documents will not be returned to applicant upon completion of certification. All documents and information are securely stored in an off-site location, and only certification review committee members will have access to said documents.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC RECORDS SEARCH

Submission of certification application may subject you to a public records search, search on the respective Secretary of State website, or other Internet-related searches. A formal criminal and civil background check will be performed on the applicant or the applying business during the certification process.

CERTIFICATION BOARD

NAWRB’s Certification Board is comprised of five participants, including one attorney and one Certified Public Accountant. The Certification Board will review all certification applications during a meeting held on each second Wednesday of the month. A live phone interview is required as part of the certification process and must be completed prior to final review and approval.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

One of NAWRB’s Board of Directors are required to call each certification applicant and ask a pre-determined series of questions about the certification application, including but not limited to, inquiring about the business structure of applying business, the role of the majority stakeholder in day-to-day operations, and prior certification attempts.

CERTIFICATION APPLICATION

The applicant’s business is solely responsible for completing and submitting the application package. Applications must be submitted in the correct order, titled, and tabbed in a 3-ring binder. NAWRB staff is available to answer questions, on required documents. If any listed documents do not apply to the applicant’s business structure, a cover letter with company heading, explanation of why a document is inapplicable to the business, and majority stakeholder’s signature must be included in lieu of the document.

Completed applications are accepted by mail via trackable courier only. Applications sent via email will not be accepted.

Complete certification applications should be mailed to:

NAWRB Certification
13 Fairdawn Irvine, CA 92614

 

REVIEW OF CERTIFICATION APPLICATION

Once a complete certification application is received, the applicant’s package will begin the review process. The review is completed by the Certification Committee that verifies that all of the documents are present are in order and current.

The certification review is comprised of three phases for quality and integrity assurance:

  1. Phase One entails a thorough review to see that all of the required documents have been submitted, and that the application is in the correct order. If any documents are missing, the member will receive an e-mail notification of missing documents or issues to be clarified. The certification process will not continue past Phase One until all documents are submitted and any clarification requests have been satisfied.
  2. Phase Two entails a review and performance of due diligence regarding the submitted documents, including, but not limited to: public information checks, verification with the respective Secretary of State, verification of SAM registrations, and reference checks.
  3. Phase Three entails the regional NAWRB board member calling the certification applicant for a telephone interview, consisting of questions for the applicant. If an applicant does not answer a phone call, the board member will attempt a second phone interview within three (3) business days. After the second attempt, it is the applicant’s responsibility to contact her respective board member to complete the interview. Certification will not be completed unless the board member is contacted and the phone interview is conducted.

Following internal review of all three phases of the certification application by the board of reviewers, external due diligence performance public records searches, and telephone interview, all qualified applications will go before a final vote of the Certification Board. Completed NAWRB Women-Owned Business or Minority Women-Owned Business Certification applications will be batched and reviewed by the Board on the second Wednesday of each month.

Within three (3) business days, applicants will be notified of the outcome of the certification application. Successful applicants will receive an electronic copy of their certificate and an exclusive NAWRB Certified Women-Owned Business logo package for their marketing materials, a press release to distribute to local media outlets, and a fact sheet on what to do after you’ve received your NAWRB Women-Owned Business or Minority Women-Owned Business Certification.

Applicants whom are rejected certification on any grounds will be provided a detailed list of reasons for rejection and will be given an opportunity to remedy their situation by petitioning the certification board for a second review with supplemental evidence.

Disclaimer: There are many avenues for WOB certification and NAWRB provides an industry-specific agenda, third-party certification that, like all certifications, may or may not be accepted at private and public institutions. Due to the changing WOB certifications, our use of the word “certification” in any press releases or on this website should not be construed in any way as approved certification through any specific organization or entity.

PETITION OF REJECTED CERTIFICATION APPLICATION

Any applicant who is rejected certification on any grounds will be provided a detailed list of reasons for rejection. To challenge the certification rejection, the applicant must present a written letter that rebuts each reason for rejection, along with sufficient evidence and documentation. Upon reception of rebuttal, the Certification will re-examine the application, along with new evidence and documentation, on the second Wednesday of the month. There is no limit on how many times a business can petition certification.

CERTIFICATION EXPIRATION

NAWRB Women-Owned Business and Minority Women-Owned Business Certification expires one year after initial award date.

DECERTIFICATION

NAWRB reserves the right to decertify any business that was certified by the association. Grounds of decertification can include, but are not limited to, finding falsified documents, change in business structure, change in ownership, and poor performance.

If a business has been de-certified, the business has the right to appeal decertification. To challenge the decertification, the applicant must present a written letter that rebuts the reason for decertification, along with sufficient evidence and documentation. Upon reception of rebuttal, the Certification Board will re-examine the certification application, along with new evidence and documentation, on the second Wednesday of the month. There is no limit on how many times a business can petition decertification.

Frequently Asked Questions

The information and documentation that we request is used to verify that the various levels of operations within your organization show that your business is:

  • The business must be 51 percent or more women-owned, managed and operated
  • The women business owner(s) must be a U.S. citizen or legal resident alien
  • Technical expertise in the Housing Industry

For example, a signature authorization card from your bank shows that a woman might have signing authority on a business’s checking account, whereas the checks themselves are verified proof that a woman is exercising authority to run the business on a day-to-day operational level. We are looking at an aggregate of these documents.

The certification process takes six to eight weeks once a complete certification application is submitted. If new documents are required, it may take additional time to complete the certification process. NAWRB Women-Owned Business and Minority Women-Owned Business Certification will be awarded on the second Wednesday of each month.  This may extend your certification process depending on when you certification package is deemed complete.

All private asset management companies will accept different certifications, simply choose NAWRB from their drop-down menu or input your information directly into their document repositories. If NAWRB is not listed, type in your certification in the first available space or email info@NAWRB.com so that we may work with them to have our certification added. Policies at government agencies and GSEs may vary; for example, HUD relies on its asset management companies to vet their subcontractors and so the process will vary from entity to entity.

Yes- when applying for certification, choose the box stating that you will be certifying as a minority woman business owner.

Once you have successfully completed the certification process, you will receive a electronic copy of your Women-Owned Business Certificate via e-mail. No paper copy is awarded.

A certification package must be submitted via mail and attached in a manner where the order follows the application. The completed certification package must be mailed using a trackable courier to:

NAWRB CERTIFICATION
13 Fairdawn Irvine, CA 92614

You can contact the certification NAWRB staff member at 949-559-9800 or email us at certification@NAWRB.com.

Businesses, clients, and asset management companies will know you are certified as a women-owned business through the only organization that offers WOB certification specific to real estate. WOB certification is a marketing tool designed to compliment your overall approach to promoting your business. If you need tips on how to leverage your certification post-award, NAWRB provides its certified businesses with several tools such as a press release, marketing tips, etc. If coupled with a membership, NAWRB offers its certified businesses with prominent listing on www.NAWRB.com, outreach to asset management companies on your behalf, and other promotional opportunities.

The documents required are various documents detailing general business information, financial documents, and company structure. For the full list of documents, go to www.NAWRB/certification.

Financial documents are required to prove that you are a stable and solvent company.

If you do not feel comfortable divulging sensitive information, you may redact information that is not critical to the recognition and ownership of documents. Redactions will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

Certifying as a women-owned business through NAWRB requires additional documents in addition to those required by WBENC or NWBOC. It is not necessary to complete the entire certification application if you're certification through one of those organizations is still active.

We are the only women-owned business certification specific to the Housing Industry.

All documents submitted to NAWRB for certification are stored in a secure off-site location. Only the NAWRB Certification review committee members will be able to access documents during the certification process. Upon award, completed certification packets are moved to off-site secured storage.

It is a third-party certification that is accepted by non-governmental parties. The SBA WOSB or EDSWOB certification programs are specific to a particular government contracting program specific to women-owned businesses. Those programs technically qualify as "self-certification" and are not recognized by NAWRB.

Yes. To certify with NAWRB as a women-owned business, you do not have to be a member of NAWRB.

NAWRB’s Women-Owned Business and Minority Women-Owned Business Certification will be able to show asset management companies, corporate clients and the public that you are officially certified as a women-owned business. You will also be able to use NAWRB membership benefits to excel in your business. For more information on how NAWRB and its certification can improve your business, visit the Member Services page.

Certification is valid for one year after initial award date and re-certification renewal is required to revalidate your certification each year.

NAWRB does not guarantee any listings or referrals with membership or certification, however certified members may take precedence over non-certified members for referrals.

If you are considering changes in your business structure, ownership, or place of business, you can still certify as a women-owned business and mail documents showing proof of change as they occur.

To renew your certification, you are required to send NAWRB your required updated documents from the past year of business, along with any changes in business structure, location, key management and board members, and any other major changes that affect your business.

If you have any changes within your company, you can mail any new documents to:

NAWRB Certification
13 Fairdawn Irvine, CA 92614

If one of the documents is no longer in your possession, please include a cover letter in your certification application explaining why the required document is no longer available. The cover letter should be on the business’ letterhead with an explanation of why the document is not available, along with a signature of the majority stakeholder.

Real estate brokerages need to provide an executed purchase sales contract.  This serves as evidence that you are a woman working in real estate and in practice within your organization.

Yes. Names of documents may vary based on state, board, client, or numerous other factors. If you're not familiar with a document we are asking for, simply give us a call or email Certification@NAWRB.com.

 

This is evidence of a woman exercising financial authority to run the business on a day-to-day operational level.

This is evidence of a woman exercising managerial authority to run that business on a day-to-day operational level.

Your birth certificate is used to verify your gender and U.S. citizenship.