Alabama Administrative Code › Title 780 - ALABAMA REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS BOARD › Chapter 780-X-16 - FORMS › Section 780-X-16-.01 - Application For Licensure

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
Instructions for Completion of Application For Licensure
				of Certification of Appraisers
1 All applications for licensure and certification shall be
				made on a printed form provided by the Board and no applications made otherwise
				will be accepted. Where space does not permit an applicant to present his
				record of experience, education or practice on the application form provided by
				the Board, the applicant may duplicate the experience and education record or
				any other page of the application form.
All applications must be signed
				and dated. Applications must be clearly typed in black suitable for photostatic
				copy and all questions must be answered.
2 Applications for licensure for any classification of real
				property appraiser shall be subscribed and sworn to, on a form provided by the
				Board, before a Notary Public or other person qualified to administer
				oaths.
3 To allow time for processing, all applications for
				examination shall be filed with the Board at least forty-five days before the
				desired date for examination.
4 Withholding information, misrepresentation, or false
				statements, will be cause for denial of application or license revocation, if
				discovered after the fact.
5 The Board requires an evaluation of course and instructor and
				a transcript, or other evidence satisfactory to the Board of successful
				completion from each school where the applicant received credit. Appraisal
				courses and instructors must be approved by the Board.
6 Fees shall be payable to the Alabama Real Estate Appraisers
				Board. Payment of fees should be made by checks (personal, company or
				cashier's). No cash will be accepted as payment of fees. Applications not
				accompanied by the proper fees will be returned to the applicant. Application
				fees are non-refundable.
Annual license fees are payable in September of
				every year to cover the following 12 month period 10-1/9-30. There is no
				proration or refund of licensee fees for a partial year.
Code of Ethics
The Appraisal Foundation Uniform Standards of Professional
				Appraisal Practice including revisions, are incorporated into the Rules and
				Regulations of the Alabama Real Estate Appraisers Board as the standards of
				professional conduct (Code of Ethics) which shall guide the behavior of
				licensed and certified real estate appraisers in Alabama. Copies of the Uniform
				Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice may be obtained from The Appraisal
				Foundation located at 1155 15 th Street NW, Suite
				1111, Washington, D.C. 20005.
Applicant must have knowledge of the entirety of all USPAP
				rules and standards
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Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
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