34 Tex. Admin. Code § 9.4261 - Application Requirements
(a) Application
submission. Individuals who wish to be included in the registry of arbitrators
shall submit their applications through the online arbitration system or, if
the online arbitration system is not available, by mailing or emailing the
application form to the address specified by the comptroller.
(b) Attestation. By submitting the
application and documentation required, the applicant attests that the
applicant:
(1) principally resides in the
state of Texas in the county identified;
(2) meets all of the qualifications required
under §
9.4260 of this title;
(3) has read and understands the provisions
of this subchapter and Tax Code, Title 1 (Property Tax Code);
(4) will conduct all arbitrations under the
terms of Tax Code, Chapter 41A, and this subchapter, as applicable;
(5) will perform these arbitration services
for the applicable fee specified in Tax Code, §
41A.015(p)(2)
or §
41A.06(b)(4),
as applicable; and
(6) will update
the arbitrator's registry profile on the online arbitration system to notify
the comptroller of any change in the arbitrator's registry profile, including
any change in qualifications, eligibility, contact information, or any material
change regarding information provided in the application, within 10 calendar
days of the change.
(c)
Denial of application. The comptroller shall deny an application if the
applicant does not meet all of the requirements of §
9.4260 of this title or if the
division director, in the exercise of the division director's discretion,
determines inclusion of the applicant in the registry would not be in the
interest of impartial arbitration proceedings.
(d) Approval of application. If the
application is approved, the applicant's name, county of residence in Texas,
and other pertinent information will be added to the registry.
(e) Notification to applicant. The
comptroller must notify the applicant of the approval or denial of the
application as soon as practicable and, for a denial, must provide a brief
explanation of the reason(s) for the denial.
(f) Update of registry. The registry will be
updated within 30 calendar days of the date the comptroller approves and
processes the application.
(g)
Registry disclaimers. Inclusion of an arbitrator in the registry is not and
shall not be construed as a representation by the comptroller that all
information provided by the applicant is true and correct and shall not be
construed or represented as a professional endorsement.
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