Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 9 - Reciprocity › Rule 193F-9.2 - Temporary Practice Permit

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
(1)
			 The board will recognize, on a temporary basis, the license of a certified
			 appraiser issued by another state for a period of six months, unless the
			 applicant requests, and is approved for, a one-time extension. An extension
			 request has to be received prior to the expiration date of the issuance of the
			 temporary practice permit. An extension may be granted for up to six months
			 past the original expiration date so long as the applicant is still eligible
			 for a temporary practice permit.
(2) The appraiser has to apply through the
			 board's online system. The appraiser seeking a temporary practice permit must
			 meet the other qualifying factors associated with reciprocity, including good
			 standing and payment of the appropriate fee. The temporary practice permit will
			 authorize the licensee to perform appraisal on the properties listed on the
			 permit.
(3) An appraiser holding an
			 inactive, retired, or lapsed certificate as a real estate appraiser in Iowa may
			 apply for a temporary practice permit if the appraiser holds an active,
			 unexpired certificate as a real estate appraiser in good standing in another
			 jurisdiction and is otherwise eligible for a temporary practice
			 permit.
(4) An appraiser who was
			 previously a registered associate or certified appraiser in Iowa whose Iowa
			 license has been revoked or surrendered in connection with a disciplinary
			 investigation or proceeding is ineligible to apply for a temporary practice
			 permit in Iowa.
(5) The board may
			 deny an application for a temporary practice permit based on prior discipline
			 in this jurisdiction or other jurisdictions.
(6) An appraiser holding an inactive,
			 retired, or lapsed Iowa certificate who applies to reinstate to active status
			 in Iowa will not be given credit for any fees paid during the biennial period
			 for one or more temporary practice permits.
(7) An appraiser holding a license to
			 practice as a real estate appraiser in another jurisdiction may practice in
			 Iowa without applying for a temporary practice permit or paying any fees as
			 long as the appraiser does not perform appraisal services in Iowa that require
			 licensure in this state.
(8) The
			 board will receive and approve an application for a temporary practice permit
			 before the applicant is eligible to practice in Iowa under a temporary practice
			 permit. Applicants will apply using the board's online system. The board will
			 grant or deny all applications for temporary practice permits within the
			 requirements set by the ASC. Applicants disclosing discipline or criminal
			 convictions will need to attach supporting documentation so that the board can
			 assess whether grounds exist to deny the application. Falsification of
			 information or failure to disclose material information will be grounds to deny
			 the application, deny subsequent applications, or to reinstate a lapsed or
			 inactive Iowa license.