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Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 10 - Continuing Education › Rule 193F-10.1 - Definitions

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For the purpose of these rules, the following definitions shall
				apply:
"Approved program"
means a continuing
				education program, course, or activity that satisfies the standards set forth
				in these rules and has received advance board approval pursuant to these
				rules.
"Approved provider"
means a person or an
				organization that has been approved by the board to conduct continuing
				education programs pursuant to these rules.
"Asynchronous"
means that the instructor and
				student interact in an educational offering in which the student progresses at
				the student's own pace through structured course content and scheduled quizzes
				and examinations.
"Board"
means the same as defined in Iowa Code
				section 543D.2(7).
"Continuing education"
means education that is
				obtained by a person certified to practice real estate appraising in order to
				maintain, improve, or expand skills and knowledge obtained prior to initial
				certification or registration, or to develop new and relevant skills and
				knowledge, all as a condition of renewal.
"Credit hour"
means the value assigned by the
				board, or the AQB, to a continuing or qualifying education program.
"Distance education"
means any education
				process based on the geographical separation of student and instructor.
				"Distance education" includes asynchronous, synchronous, and hybrid educational
				offerings.
"Guest speaker"
means an individual who
				teaches an appraisal education program on a one-time-only or very limited basis
				and who possesses a unique depth of knowledge and experience in the subject
				matter.
"Hybrid,"
also known as a blended course,
				means a learning environment that allows for both in-person and online
				(synchronous or asynchronous) interaction.
"Live instruction"
means an educational
				program delivered in a classroom setting where both the student and the
				instructor are present in the same room.
"Qualifying education"
means education that is
				obtained by a person seeking certification as a real property appraiser prior
				to initial certification or registration.
"Synchronous"
means that in an educational
				offering the instructor and student interact online simultaneously, as in a
				phone call, video chat or live webinar, or web-based meeting.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 10 - Continuing Education › Rule 193F-10.3 - Minimum Program Qualifications

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(1) The board will only approve continuing
			 education programs that provide a formal program of learning that contributes
			 to the growth in the professional knowledge and professional competence of real
			 estate appraisers.
(2) Continuing
			 education programs as listed in the AQB criteria are accepted by the board, as
			 well as the following appraisal topics, which the board has determined are
			 integrally related to appraisal topics in the state:
a. Agriculture production and
			 economics;
b. Agronomy/soil;
			 and
c. Real estate appraisal
			 technology (e.g., drones).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 10 - Continuing Education › Rule 193F-10.4 - Standards for Provider and Program Approval

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Providers and programs will satisfy the following minimum
				standards in order to be preapproved in accordance with the procedures
				established in this chapter and in order to maintain approved status:
(1) The program will be taught or developed
			 by individuals who have the education, training and experience to be considered
			 experts in the subject matter of the program and competent in the use of
			 teaching methods appropriate to the program.
(2) Programs will be taught by instructors
			 who have successfully completed an instructor development workshop within 24
			 months preceding board approval of the program. Certified USPAP instructors and
			 instructors approved via a course delivery mechanism approval per the AQB
			 criteria will be considered to have met this obligation.
(3) In determining whether an instructor is
			 qualified to teach a particular program, the board will consider whether the
			 instructor has an ability to teach and an in-depth knowledge of the subject
			 matter.
(4) An instructor may
			 demonstrate the ability to teach by meeting one or more of the following
			 criteria:
a. Hold a bachelor's degree or
			 higher in education from an accredited college;
b. Hold a current teaching credential or
			 certificate in any real estate or real estate-related fields;
c. Hold a certificate of completion in the
			 area of instruction from an instructor institute, workshop or school that is
			 sponsored by a member of the Appraisal Foundation;
d. Hold a full-time current appointment to
			 the faculty of an accredited college; and
e. Other, as the board may
			 determine.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 10 - Continuing Education › Rule 193F-10.5 - Acceptable Distance Education Courses

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Distance education involves geographical separation of student
				and instructor. A distance education course is acceptable to meet class hour
				obligations if it complies with the generic education criteria in the current
				AQB criteria.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 10 - Continuing Education › Rule 193F-10.6 - Applications for Approval of Programs

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Applications for approval of programs will be submitted through
				the board's online system. All non-AQB courses are approved for 24 months,
				including the month of approval. Programs approved for distance education or by
				the AQB may be approved by the board. Board approval of a program will only be
				valid for the shortest period of time such a program is approved by either
				organization.
(1) Approval will be
			 obtained for each program separately. With the exception of hybrid courses,
			 courses that are offered via more than one delivery method will require
			 separate program approvals.
(2) A
			 nonrefundable fee of $50 will be submitted for each program except for programs
			 that are submitted for approval by the primary provider and that have been
			 approved by the AQB through the AQB Course Approval Program (CAP).
(3) All online applications and attachments
			 will be submitted for approval at least 30 days prior to the first offering of
			 each program or, if renewing, within 30 days of the course expiration date. The
			 board will approve or deny each program, in whole or part, within 15 days of
			 the date the board receives a fully completed application. Upon approval of an
			 application for course offering, the board will specify the number of credit
			 hours allowed. Payments for course program applications will be made within 30
			 calendar days of board approval or the application approval may be
			 reversed.
(4) Applications for
			 non-AQB CAP courses will request information including, but not limited to, the
			 following:
a. Program description;
b. Program purpose;
c. Learning objectives that specify the level
			 of knowledge or competency the student should demonstrate upon completing the
			 program;
d. Description of the
			 instructional methods utilized to accomplish the learning objective;
e. Identifying information for all guest
			 speakers or instructors and such documentation as is necessary to verify
			 compliance with the instructor qualifications described in this
			 chapter;
f. Copies of all
			 instructor and student program materials or, in the case of a one-time course
			 offering, a statement that attests all instructor and student materials will be
			 submitted to the board within ten calendar days of the course
			 offering;
g. Copies of all
			 examinations and a description of all grading procedures;
h. A description of the diagnostic assessment
			 method(s) used when examinations are not given;
i. Such information as needed to verify
			 compliance with board rules;
j. The
			 name, address, telephone number, and email address for the program's
			 coordinator; and
k. Such other
			 information as the board deems reasonably needed for informed decision
			 making.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 10 - Continuing Education › Rule 193F-10.7 - Waiver of Application Fees

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Application fees may be waived for approved programs sponsored
				by a governmental entity when the program is offered at no cost or at a nominal
				cost to participants. A request for waiver of application fees should be made
				by the provider or certificate holder at the time the application is filed with
				the board.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 10 - Continuing Education › Rule 193F-10.9 - Appraiser Request for Preapproval of Continuing Education Programs

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An appraiser seeking credit for attendance and participation in
				a program that is to be conducted by a provider not accredited or otherwise
				approved by the board will apply for approval to the board at least 15 days in
				advance of the commencement of the activity. The board will approve or deny the
				application in writing. The online application for prior approval of a
				continuing education activity will include the following fee and
				information:
1. Application fee of
			 $25;
2. School, firm, organization
			 or person conducting the program;
3. Location of the program;
4. Title and hour-by-hour outline of the
			 program, course or activity;
5.
			 Credit hours requested for approval;
6. Date of program; and
7. Principal instructor(s).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 10 - Continuing Education › Rule 193F-10.10 - Appraiser Request for Postapproval of Continuing Education Program

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An appraiser seeking credit for attendance and participation in
				a program that was not conducted by an approved provider or approved by the
				licensing authority in another state or otherwise approved by the board may
				submit a request for credit for the program. Within 15 days after receipt of
				the request, the board will advise the requester in writing whether the program
				is approved and the number of hours allowed. Appraisers not complying with the
				obligation of this rule may be denied credit for the program. Application for
				postapproval of a continuing education program will include the following fee
				and information:
1. Application fee of
			 $25;
2. School, firm, organization
			 or person conducting the program;
3. Location of the program;
4. Title of program and description of
			 program;
5. Credit hours requested
			 for approval;
6. Date(s) of
			 program;
7. Student and instructor
			 materials;
8. Principal
			 instructor(s); and
9. Verification
			 of attendance.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 10 - Continuing Education › Rule 193F-10.11 - Review of Provider or Program

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The board on its own motion or upon receipt of a complaint or
				negative evaluation may monitor or review any approved program or provider and
				may withdraw approval of the provider or program and disallow all or any part
				of the approved hours granted to the provider based on evidence that the
				obligations of this chapter have not been met. The provider, as a condition of
				approval, agrees to allow the board or its authorized representatives to
				monitor ongoing compliance with board rules through means including, but not
				limited to, unannounced attendance at programs.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 11 - Fees › Rule 193F-11.1 - Fees

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Initial examination application fee
$150
Biennial registration fee for active status (initial,
						  reciprocal, renewal):
Associate/Certified real property appraiser > one
						  year
$200
Associate/Certified real property appraiser < one
						  year
$100
Biennial registration fee for inactive status (initial,
						  reciprocal, renewal):
Certified real property appraiser
$100
Associate real property appraiser
$50
Reinstatement of a lapsed or retired license (lapsed or
						  retired to active status)
$150 (plus the registration fee)
Reactivation of an inactive or retired license
						  (inactive or retired to active status)
$50 (plus the registration fee)
Formal wall certificate
$25
Work product review fees:
Original submission, certified residential
$300
Original submission, certified general
$650
Additional residential reports as requested by the
						  board
$150 per report
Additional nonresidential reports as requested by the
						  board
$250 per report
Voluntary submission of residential reports for
						  review
$150 per report
Voluntary submission of nonresidential reports for
						  review
$250 per report
Course application fee (non-AQB-approved courses and
						  secondary providers)
$50
Pre-/post-course application fee
$25
Background check
$51
Add supervisory appraiser
$25
Add course instructor
$10
Waiver to administrative rules
$25
Late renewal of associate or certified
$50
ASC National Registry fee > one year, separate from
						  registration fee (collected by the board for FFIEC)
$80
ASC National Registry fee < one year, separate from
						  registration fee (collected by the board for FFIEC)
$40
Examination fee (and reexamination fee) (to be paid to
						  the examination provider)
Current provider rate
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 11 - Fees › Rule 193F-11.2 - Prorating of Registration Fees

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An applicant applying for initial or reciprocal registration or
				certification within 12 months from the applicant's renewal date, pursuant to
				rule 193F-8.1 (543D), will pay half
				the fee. An applicant applying for initial or reciprocal registration or
				certification more than 12 months from the applicant's renewal date will pay
				the full registration fee. An applicant applying to reinstate or reactivate a
				lapsed registration or certification within 12 months from the applicant's
				renewal date, pursuant to rule 193F-8.1(543D), will pay half the renewal fee
				plus the applicable reactivation or reinstatement fee. An applicant applying to
				reinstate or reactivate a lapsed registration or certification more than 12
				months from the applicant's renewal date will pay the full renewal fee plus the
				applicable reactivation or reinstatement fee.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 11 - Fees › Rule 193F-11.4 - Minimum Program Qualifications

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(1) Continuing education programs, as a
			 condition of board approval, must provide a formal program of learning that
			 contributes to the growth in the professional knowledge and professional
			 competence of real estate appraisers.
(2) Continuing education programs dealing
			 with the following subject areas that are integrally related to appraisal
			 topics and that will generally be acceptable include, but are not limited to:
a. Ad valorem taxation;
b. Agriculture production and
			 economics;
c.
			 Agronomy/soil;
d. Approaches to
			 value;
e. Arbitrations, dispute
			 resolution;
f. Courses related to
			 the practice of real estate appraisal or consulting;
g. Construction cost or development cost
			 estimating;
h. Ethics and standards
			 of professional practice, USPAP;
i.
			 Land use planning or zoning;
j.
			 Management, leasing, time sharing;
k. Property development, partial
			 interests;
l. Real estate appraisal
			 law and rules;
m. Real estate
			 appraisal (valuations/evaluations);
n. Real estate law, easements, and legal
			 interests;
o. Real estate
			 litigation, damages, condemnation;
p. Real estate financing and
			 investment;
q. Real estate
			 appraisal-related computer applications;
r. Real estate securities and
			 syndication;
s. Developing opinions
			 of real property value in appraisals that also include personal property or
			 business value, or both;
t. Seller
			 concessions and impact on value;
u.
			 Energy efficient items and "green building" appraisals; and
v. Real estate appraisal technology (e.g.,
			 drones).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 11 - Fees › Rule 193F-11.5 - Standards for Provider and Program Approval

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Providers and programs must satisfy the following minimum
				standards in order to be preapproved in accordance with the procedures
				established in rule 193F-11.4 (272C,543D) and in
				order to maintain approved status.
(1)
			 The program must be taught or developed by individuals who have the education,
			 training and experience to be considered experts in the subject matter of the
			 program and competent in the use of teaching methods appropriate to the
			 program.
(2) Programs must be
			 taught by instructors who have successfully completed an instructor development
			 workshop within 24 months preceding board approval of the program. Certified
			 USPAP instructors and instructors approved via a course delivery mechanism
			 approval per the AQB criteria shall be considered to have met this
			 requirement.
(3) In determining
			 whether an instructor is qualified to teach a particular program, the board
			 will consider whether the instructor has an ability to teach and an in-depth
			 knowledge of the subject matter.
(4) An instructor may demonstrate the ability
			 to teach by meeting one or more of the following criteria:
a. Hold a bachelor's degree or higher in
			 education from an accredited college (attach a copy of transcripts);
b. Hold a current teaching credential or
			 certificate in any real estate or real estate-related fields (attach
			 copy);
c. Hold a certificate of
			 completion in the area of instruction from an instructor institute, workshop or
			 school that is sponsored by a member of the Appraisal Foundation (detail
			 specific teaching experiences);
d.
			 Hold a full-time current appointment to the faculty of an accredited
			 college;
e. Other, as the board may
			 determine.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 11 - Fees › Rule 193F-11.6 - Acceptable Distance Education Courses

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Distance education is an education process based on the
				geographical separation of student and instructor. A distance education course
				is acceptable to meet class hour requirements if it complies with the generic
				education criteria in the current AQB criteria.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 11 - Fees › Rule 193F-11.7 - Applications for Approval of Programs

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Applications for approval of programs must be submitted on
				forms prescribed by the board. All non-AQB courses are approved for 24 months,
				including the month of approval. Programs approved for distance education or by
				the AQB may be approved by the board. Board approval of a program will only be
				valid for the shortest period of time such program is approved by either
				organization.
(1) Approval must be
			 obtained for each program separately. With the exception of hybrid courses,
			 courses that are offered via more than one delivery method will require
			 separate program approvals.
(2) A
			 nonrefundable fee of $50 must be submitted for each program except for programs
			 that are submitted for approval by the primary provider and that have been
			 approved by the Appraiser Qualifications Board through the Course Approval
			 Program (CAP).
(3) All required
			 forms and attachments must be submitted for approval at least 30 days prior to
			 the first offering of each program or, if renewing, within 30 days of the
			 course expiration date. The board will approve or deny each program, in whole
			 or part, within 15 days of the date the board receives a fully completed
			 application. Upon approval of an application for course offering, the board
			 will specify the number of credit hours allowed. Payments for course program
			 applications must be made within 30 calendar days of the date the application
			 is approved by the board or the application approval may be reversed.
(4) Application forms for non-AQB CAP courses
			 will request information including, but not limited to, the following:
a. Program description;
b. Program purpose;
c. Learning objectives that specify the level
			 of knowledge or competency the student should demonstrate upon completing the
			 program;
d. Description of the
			 instructional methods utilized to accomplish the learning objective;
e. Identifying information for all guest
			 speakers or instructors and such documentation as is necessary to verify
			 compliance with the instructor qualifications described in subrule
			 11.5(5);
f. Copies of all
			 instructor and student program materials or, in the case of a one-time course
			 offering, a statement that attests all instructor and student materials will be
			 submitted to the board within ten calendar days of the course
			 offering;
g. Copies of all
			 examinations and a description of all grading procedures;
h. A description of the diagnostic assessment
			 method(s) used when examinations are not given;
i. Such information as needed to verify
			 compliance with board rules;
j. The
			 name, address, telephone number, and email address for the program's
			 coordinator;
k. Such other
			 information as the board deems reasonably needed for informed decision
			 making.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 11 - Fees › Rule 193F-11.8 - Waiver of Application Fees

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Application fees may be waived for approved programs sponsored
				by a federal, state, or local governmental agency when the program is offered
				at no cost or at a nominal cost to participants. A request for waiver of
				application fees should be made by the provider or certificate holder at the
				time the application is filed with the board.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 11 - Fees › Rule 193F-11.9 - Authority to Approve Education

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The executive officer has the authority to approve or deny
				education applications subject to the applicant's right to a hearing as
				provided for in rule
				193F-11.13
				(272C,543D).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 11 - Fees › Rule 193F-11.10 - Appraiser Request for Preapproval of Continuing Education Programs

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An appraiser seeking credit for attendance and participation in
				a program which is to be conducted by a provider not accredited or otherwise
				approved by the board shall apply for approval to the board at least 15 days in
				advance of the commencement of the activity. The board shall approve or deny
				the application in writing. Application for prior approval of a continuing
				education activity shall include the following fee and information:
1. Application fee of $25;
2. School, firm, organization or person
			 conducting the program;
3. Location
			 of the program;
4. Title and
			 hour-by-hour outline of the program, course or activity;
5. Credit hours requested for
			 approval;
6. Date of program;
			 and
7. Principal
			 instructor(s).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 11 - Fees › Rule 193F-11.11 - Appraiser Request for Postapproval of Continuing Education Program

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An appraiser seeking credit for attendance and participation in
				a program that was not conducted by an approved provider or approved by the
				licensing authority in another state or otherwise approved by the board shall
				submit to the board a request for credit for the program. Within 15 days after
				receipt of the request, the board shall advise the requester in writing whether
				the program is approved and the number of hours allowed. Appraisers not
				complying with the requirement of this rule may be denied credit for the
				program. Application for postapproval of a continuing education program shall
				include the following fee and information:
1. Application fee of $25;
2. School, firm, organization or person
			 conducting the program;
3. Location
			 of the program;
4. Title of program
			 and description of program;
5.
			 Credit hours requested for approval;
6. Date(s) of program;
7. Student and instructor
			 materials;
8. Principal
			 instructor(s); and
9. Verification
			 of attendance.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 11 - Fees › Rule 193F-11.12 - Review of Provider or Program

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The board on its own motion or upon receipt of a complaint or
				negative evaluation may monitor or review any approved program or provider and,
				upon evidence of significant variation in the program presented from the
				program approved, a violation of board rules, or material misstatement or
				omission in the application form, may withdraw approval of the provider or
				program and disallow all or any part of the approved hours granted to the
				provider. The provider, as a condition of approval, agrees to allow the board
				or its authorized representatives to monitor ongoing compliance with board
				rules through means including, but not limited to, unannounced attendance at
				programs.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 11 - Fees › Rule 193F-11.13 - Hearings

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In the event of denial, in whole or in part, of any application
				for approval of a continuing education program or provider, or credit for a
				continuing education program, or withdrawal of approval of a continuing
				education program or provider, the provider or appraiser may, within 30 days of
				the date of mailing of the notice of denial or withdrawal, request a contested
				case hearing before the board, as provided in rule 193F-20.8
				(17A).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 12 - Enforcement Proceedings Against Nonlicensees › Rule 193F-12.1 - Civil Penalties Against Nonlicensees

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The board may impose civil penalties by order against a person
				who is not licensed by the board based on the unlawful practices specified in
				Iowa Code section 543D.21.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 12 - Enforcement Proceedings Against Nonlicensees › Rule 193F-12.2 - Grounds for Imposing Civil Penalties

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Grounds for issuing an order requiring compliance with Iowa
				Code chapter 543D or imposing civil penalties up to $1,000 for each violation
				include:
(1) Violating Iowa Code
			 section 543D.15(1)
"a."
(2) Failing
			 to obtain a temporary practice permit under Iowa Code section
			 543D.11(2).
(3) Falsely impersonating a licensee by using
			 the certification or registration title, number or signature of a licensee, or
			 by using the nonexistent certification or registration title, number or
			 signature of a fictitious holder of a board-issued license.
(4) Violating Iowa Code section
			 543D.21(4)
"e."
(5) Violating
			 Iowa Code section 543D.20(1)
"a," "b," "c,"
or
"d."
(6) Violating Iowa Code section
			 543D.18A.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 12 - Enforcement Proceedings Against Nonlicensees › Rule 193F-12.3 - Notice of Intent to Impose Civil Penalties

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(1) The notice of the board's intent to issue
			 an order to compel compliance with Iowa Code section
			 543D.21 and to impose a civil
			 penalty will be served upon the nonlicensee by certified mail, return receipt
			 requested, or by personal service in accordance with Iowa Rule of Civil
			 Procedure 1.305. Alternatively, the nonlicensee may accept service personally
			 or through authorized counsel.
(2)
			 The notice will include the following:
a. A
			 statement of the legal authority and jurisdiction under which the proposed
			 civil penalty would be imposed.
b.
			 Reference to the particular sections of the statutes and rules
			 involved.
c. A short, plain
			 statement of the alleged unlawful practices.
d. The dollar amount of the proposed civil
			 penalty and the nature of the intended order to compel compliance with Iowa
			 Code section 543D.21.
e. Notice of the nonlicensee's right to a
			 hearing and the time frame in which hearing has to be requested.
f. The address to which a written request for
			 hearing has to be made.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 12 - Enforcement Proceedings Against Nonlicensees › Rule 193F-12.4 - Request for Hearing

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(1)
			 Nonlicensees have to request a hearing within 30 days of the date the notice is
			 received or service is accepted. A request for hearing has to be in writing and
			 is deemed made on the date of the non-metered United States Postal Service
			 postmark or the date of personal delivery to the board office.
(2) If a request for hearing is not timely
			 made, as described in the notice, the board chairperson or the chairperson's
			 designee may issue an order imposing a civil penalty and requiring compliance
			 with Iowa Code chapter 543D. The order may be mailed by regular first-class
			 mail or served in the same manner as the notice of intent to impose a civil
			 penalty.
(3) If a request for
			 hearing is timely made, the board will issue a notice of hearing and conduct a
			 hearing in the same manner as applicable to disciplinary cases against
			 licensees. Hearings involving nonlicensees are open to the public.
(4) A nonlicensee may waive the right to
			 hearing and all attendant rights and enter into a consent order imposing a
			 civil penalty and requiring compliance with Iowa Code chapter 543D at any stage
			 of the proceeding upon mutual consent of the board.
(5) The notice of intent to issue an order
			 and the order are public records available for inspection and copying in
			 accordance with Iowa Code chapter 22.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 13 - Licensure of Persons Licensed in Other Jurisdictions › Rule 193F-13.1 - Definitions

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"Issuing jurisdiction"
means the duly
				constituted authority in another state that has issued a professional license,
				certificate, or registration to a person.
"License"
or
"licensure"
means any license that may be granted by the board.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 13 - Licensure of Persons Licensed in Other Jurisdictions › Rule 193F-13.3 - Eligibility Determination

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(1)
Eligibility
			 determination.
An individual who has not yet submitted a completed
			 license application may petition the board for an eligibility determination of
			 whether one or more of the individual's convictions are disqualifying offenses
			 that would prevent the individual from being licensed. A petitioner may submit
			 a petition for eligibility determination at any time prior to applying for a
			 license. An applicant for licensure is not required to petition the board for
			 an eligibility determination prior to applying for a license. To petition the
			 board for an eligibility determination of whether one or more of the
			 petitioner's convictions are disqualifying offenses, a petitioner must submit
			 all of the following:
a. A completed
			 eligibility determination form, which is available on the board's
			 website;
b. The complete criminal
			 record for each of the petitioner's convictions;
c. A personal statement regarding whether
			 each conviction directly relates to the practice of the profession;
d. All evidence of rehabilitation that the
			 petitioner wishes to be considered by the board; and
e. Payment of a nonrefundable fee in the
			 amount of $25.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 13 - Licensure of Persons Licensed in Other Jurisdictions › Rule 193F-13.4 - Substance of Decision

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In reviewing a petition for eligibility determination or a
				license application involving potentially disqualifying offenses, the board
				will determine whether any of the convictions are disqualifying offenses in the
				following manner.
(1)
No
			 disqualifying offenses.
a. If the
			 board finds that none of the convictions disclosed in an eligibility
			 determination petition are disqualifying offenses, the board will issue a
			 written decision informing the petitioner that the disclosed convictions will
			 not be grounds for license denial.
b. If the board finds that none of an
			 applicant's convictions disclosed in a license application are disqualifying
			 offenses, the applicant's convictions will not form the basis of any
			 denial.
c. Notwithstanding the
			 foregoing, an applicant with no disqualifying convictions must still meet all
			 other requirements to be eligible for licensure and may be denied a license on
			 other grounds.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 13 - Licensure of Persons Licensed in Other Jurisdictions › Rule 193F-13.5 - Appeal

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A petitioner or applicant may appeal a determination of
				ineligibility, or the denial of a license application, in the manner and time
				frame set forth in the board's written decision. A timely appeal will cause a
				nondisciplinary license denial contested case proceeding as provided in rule
				193F-20.39(546,543D,272C) to be initiated. The board's rules governing
				nondisciplinary license denial contested case hearings will apply unless
				otherwise specified in this rule. Failure to timely appeal will result in the
				board's written decision becoming a final order.
(1) A petitioner or applicant must appeal a
			 determination of ineligibility or the denial of a license application in order
			 to exhaust administrative remedies.
(2) A file-stamped copy of the final order or
			 judgment of conviction or plea of guilty constitutes conclusive evidence of a
			 conviction.
(3) The board shall
			 have the burden of proof to establish that the petitioner's or applicant's
			 convictions include at least one disqualifying offense by a preponderance of
			 the evidence. Once established, the burden of proof shall shift to the
			 petitioner or applicant to establish rehabilitation by clear and convincing
			 evidence.
(4) A petitioner or
			 applicant who is aggrieved or adversely affected by a final decision of the
			 board rendered following a nondisciplinary hearing following a nondisciplinary
			 license denial hearing must initiate further appeal to the superintendent in
			 accordance with 193F-Chapter 17 in order to exhaust administrative
			 remedies.
(5) A petitioner or
			 applicant may only seek judicial review of a determination of ineligibility or
			 license application denial after the issuance of a final order following a
			 contested case proceeding and following any appeal to or review by the
			 superintendent, if taken or initiated within applicable time frames.
(6) Judicial review of final agency action
			 shall be in accordance with Iowa Code section 17A. 19.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193F - Real Estate Appraiser Examining Board › Chapter 13 - Licensure of Persons Licensed in Other Jurisdictions › Rule 193F-13.6 - Future Petitions or Applications

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If a final order determines a petitioner is ineligible, the
				petitioner may not submit a subsequent petition for eligibility determination
				or a license application prior to the date specified in the final order. If a
				final order denies a license application, the applicant may not submit a
				subsequent license application or a petition for eligibility determination
				prior to the date specified in the final order.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193G - Interior Design Examining Board › Chapter 1 - Description of Organization › Rule 193G-1.1 - Definitions

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As used in these rules, the following definitions of words and
						terms shall apply:
"Board"
means the interior design examining
						board.
"Bureau"
means the professional licensing and
						regulation bureau of the division of banking of the department of
						commerce.
"Interior design"
means the design of interior
						spaces including the preparation of documents relating to space planning,
						finish materials, furnishings, fixtures, and equipment, and the preparation of
						documents relating to the interior construction that does not affect the
						mechanical or structural systems of a building. "Interior design" does not
						include services that constitute the practice of architecture or professional
						engineering.
"NCIDQ"
means the National Council for
						Interior Design Qualification.
"Registered interior designer"
means a person
						who obtains a registration and engages in the practice of interior design under
						the authority of Iowa Code chapter 544C.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193G - Interior Design Examining Board › Chapter 1 - Description of Organization › Rule 193G-1.2 - Description

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(1) The
					purpose of the board is to administer and enforce the provisions of Iowa Code
					chapter 544C, including issuing registration certificates and registration
					renewals; investigating violations and infractions of the interior design law;
					disciplining registrants; and seeking injunctive relief against unregistered
					persons who violate Iowa Code chapter 544C. To this end, the board has
					promulgated these rules to clarify the board's intent and procedures.
(2) The primary mission of the board is to
					protect the public interest. All board rules shall be construed as fostering
					the guiding policies and principles described in Iowa Code chapter 544C. The
					board and its registrants shall strive at all times to protect the public
					interest by promoting the highest standards of interior design.
(3) All official communications, including
					submissions and requests, should be addressed to the board at 200 East Grand
					Avenue, Suite 350, Des Moines, Iowa 50309.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193G - Interior Design Examining Board › Chapter 1 - Description of Organization › Rule 193G-1.3 - Organization and Duties

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The board shall consist of seven members: five members who are
				interior designers registered under Iowa Code chapter 544C and two members who
				are not interior designers and who represent the general public. The board
				shall elect annually from its members a chairperson and a vice-chairperson. A
				quorum of the board shall be four members, and all final motions and actions
				must receive a majority vote. The board shall enforce the provisions of Iowa
				Code chapter 544C and shall maintain a roster of all registered interior
				designers in the state.
(1)
Chairperson.
The chairperson shall, when present, preside at
			 the meetings, appoint committees, and exercise all duties and powers of the
			 chairperson.
(2)
Vice-chairperson.
The vice-chairperson shall, in the absence
			 or incapacity of the chairperson, exercise the duties and powers of the
			 chairperson.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193G - Interior Design Examining Board › Chapter 1 - Description of Organization › Rule 193G-1.4 - Meetings

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Calls for meetings shall be issued in accordance with Iowa Code
						section 21.4. The annual meeting of the
						board shall be the first meeting scheduled after April 30. At this meeting, the
						chairperson and vice-chairperson shall be elected. The chairperson and
						vice-chairperson shall serve one-year terms. The newly elected officers shall
						assume the duties of their respective offices at the conclusion of the meeting
						at which they are elected.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193G - Interior Design Examining Board › Chapter 1 - Description of Organization › Rule 193G-1.5 - Other Meetings

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In addition to the annual meeting and any subsequent meetings,
						the time and place of which may be fixed by vote of the board, a meeting may be
						called by the chairperson of the board or by joint call of a majority of its
						members.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193G - Interior Design Examining Board › Chapter 1 - Description of Organization › Rule 193G-1.7 - Administrative Committees

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(1) The board chairperson may appoint
					administrative committees of not less than two nor more than three members who
					shall be members of the board for the purpose of making recommendations on
					matters specified by the board.
(2)
					An administrative committee may be appointed to make recommendations to the
					board concerning the board's responsibilities in regard to examinations,
					registrations, continuing education, professional conduct, discipline and other
					board matters.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193G - Interior Design Examining Board › Chapter 1 - Description of Organization › Rule 193G-1.8 - Waivers

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(1) Persons who wish to seek waivers from
			 board rules should consult the uniform rules for the bureau at 193-Chapter
			 5.
(2) In addition to the
			 provisions of 193-Chapter 5, the following shall apply for interim rulings:
a. The board chairperson, or the
			 vice-chairperson if the chairperson is not available, may rule on a petition
			 for waiver when it would not be timely to wait for the next regularly scheduled
			 board meeting for a ruling from the board.
b. The board administrator, upon receipt of a
			 petition that meets all applicable criteria established in 193-Chapter 5, shall
			 present the request to the board chairperson or vice-chairperson along with all
			 pertinent information regarding established precedent for granting or denying
			 such requests.
c. The chairperson
			 or vice-chairperson shall reserve the right to hold an electronic meeting of
			 the board, pursuant to Iowa Code section 21.8, when prior board precedent does
			 not clearly resolve the request, input of the board is deemed required, and the
			 practical result of waiting until the next regularly scheduled meeting would be
			 a denial of the request due to timing issues.
d. A waiver report shall be placed on the
			 agenda of the next regularly scheduled board meeting and recorded in the
			 minutes of the meeting.
e. Subrule
			 1.8(2) on interim rulings does not apply if the waiver was filed in a contested
			 case.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193G - Interior Design Examining Board › Chapter 2 - Registration › Rule 193G-2.1 - Certificate of Registration

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All applicants for registration must complete a board-approved
						application and satisfy the interior design education, practical training,
						examination, and fee requirements established by this rule.
(1)
Education and practical
					training.
An applicant for registration shall meet or exceed one of
					the following interior design education/practical training requirements:
a. A baccalaureate degree from a four-year
					interior design program or a substantially equivalent program, and at least two
					years of acceptable full-time work experience in the performance of interior
					design services.
b. A certificate,
					degree or diploma from a three-year interior design program or a substantially
					equivalent program, and at least three years of acceptable full-time work
					experience in the performance of interior design services.
c. A certificate, degree or diploma from a
					two-year interior design program or a substantially equivalent program, and at
					least four years of acceptable full-time work experience in the performance of
					interior design services.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 193G - Interior Design Examining Board › Chapter 2 - Registration › Rule 193G-2.3 - Reinstatement of Certificates of Registration

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An individual may reinstate a lapsed certificate of
						registration to active registration by doing the following:
1. Paying the current renewal fee;
2. Paying the reinstatement fee of
					$100;
3. Providing a written
					statement outlining the professional activities that the applicant performed in
					Iowa during the period of nonregistration. The statement shall include a list
					of all projects with which the applicant had involvement and shall explain the
					service provided by the applicant; and
4. Submitting documented evidence of
					completion of 10 continuing education hours, which should have been reported on
					the June 30 renewal date on which the applicant failed to renew, and 5
					continuing education hours for each year or portion of a year of expired
					registration up to a maximum of 20 continuing education hours. All continuing
					education hours must be completed in health, safety, and welfare subjects; be
					acquired in structured educational activities; and be in compliance with
					requirements in 193G-Chapter 3. The continuing education hours used for
					reinstatement may not be used again at the next renewal and shall not have been
					earned more than four years prior to the date of the application to
					reinstate.