Utah Admin. Code R162-2g-304a - Application to Sit for the State-Licensed Appraiser Exam
(1) An applicant to sit for the
state-licensed appraiser exam shall provide the following to the division:
(a) an application signed by the applicant
and by each supervising certified appraiser with whom the applicant is
affiliated;
(b) evidence of having
successfully completed a state-licensed appraiser pre-licensing required core
curriculum of 162 hours of qualifying education as described in Appendix 4,
Table 4 and that has been certified by the division pursuant to Section
R162-2g-307c;
(c) evidence of having completed the required
experience; and
(d) a nonrefundable
application fee.
(2)
Evidence of the experience required in Subsection (1)(c) shall include:
(a) the successful completion of an
AQB-approved PAREA Licensed Residential Module; or
(b) division-approved experience forms
documenting the total number of experience hours completed by the applicant
from the date of trainee registration to the date of application for licensure
under the supervision of one or more certified appraisers with whom the trainee
is affiliated; and
(c) at least
1,000 hours of appraisal experience:
(i)
completed pursuant to Section
R162-2g-304d;
(ii) completed during the time when the
applicant was registered with the division as a trainee; and
(iii) accrued in no fewer than:
(A) six months for applicants submitting
experience primarily from Appendices 1 and 2; or
(B) 12 months for applicants submitting
experience primarily from Appendix 3.
(3) PAREA participants must complete, as a
prerequisite before beginning an AQB-approved PAREA training module, 162 hours
of qualifying education as specified in the Required Core Curriculum for the
Licensed Appraiser classification.
(4) The pre-licensing curriculum required by
Subsection (1)(b) shall be conducted by:
(a) a
college or university;
(b) a
community or junior college;
(c) a
real estate appraisal or real estate related organization;
(d) a state or federal agency or
commission;
(e) a proprietary
school;
(f) a provider approved by
a state certification and licensing agency; or
(g) the Appraisal Foundation or its
boards.
(5)
(a) Upon determining that the applicant
satisfies the education and experience requirements, the division shall issue
to the applicant a form permitting the applicant to register for the
examination.
(b) Upon being
approved to register for the examination pursuant to Subsection (5)(a), an
applicant shall:
(i) return the examination
application form to the testing service designated by the division;
and
(ii) pay a nonrefundable
examination fee to the testing service designated by the division.
(c) The permission to register to
sit for the examination shall be valid for 24 months after issuance.
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