Iowa Admin. Code r. 193F-4.1 - Qualifications to register as an associate appraiser
(1)
Education. A person applying for registration as an associate
appraiser will, at a minimum, satisfactorily complete all AQB-approved,
qualifying education courses needed under the AQB criteria specifying
educational standards applicable for registration as an associate
appraiser.
(2)
Background
check. A state and national criminal history check will be performed
on any new associate appraiser applicant. The applicant will authorize release
of the results of the criminal history check to the board. If the criminal
history check was not completed within 180 calendar days prior to the date the
license application is received by the board, the board may perform a new state
and national criminal history check or may reject and return the application to
the applicant.
(3)
Application process. After completing the AQB associate
appraiser obligations, a person applying as an associate appraiser can then
access the application through the board's online system. A sufficient
application within the meaning of Iowa Code section
17A.18(2) will
include all information as outlined in the board's online system and be
accompanied by the applicable fee.
(4)
Registration denial. The
board may deny an application for registration as an associate appraiser on any
ground identified in 193F-subrule 3.4(1) or on any ground upon which the board
may impose discipline against an associate appraiser, as provided in
193F-Chapter 6.
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(1) Education. A person applying for registration as an associate appraiser will, at a minimum, satisfactorily complete all AQB-approved, qualifying education courses needed under the AQB criteria specifying educational standards applicable for registration as an associate appraiser.
(2) Background check. A state and national criminal history check will be performed on any new associate appraiser applicant. The applicant will authorize release of the results of the criminal history check to the board. If the criminal history check was not completed within 180 calendar days prior to the date the license application is received by the board, the board may perform a new state and national criminal history check or may reject and return the application to the applicant.
(3) Application process. After completing the AQB associate appraiser obligations, a person applying as an associate appraiser can then access the application through the board's online system. A sufficient application within the meaning of Iowa Code section 17A.18(2) will include all information as outlined in the board's online system and be accompanied by the applicable fee.
(4) Registration denial. The board may deny an application for registration as an associate appraiser on any ground identified in 193F-subrule 3.4(1) or on any ground upon which the board may impose discipline against an associate appraiser, as provided in 193F-Chapter 6.