Real Estate Appraisers Commission
Reactivation of License
The Appraisal Subcommittee just completed a field review of Missouri's Real Estate Appraisers program. One of their findings involved continuing education requirements for those reactivating their license from an INACTIVE status.
The current regulation allows an individual to reactivate their license by submitting the renewal form, reactivation fee and proof of twenty-eight (28) hours of continuing education within the previous two years.
According to the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB), individuals reactivating their license from an INACTIVE status must complete all required continuing education hours that would have been required if the credential holder was in an Active status.
The Commission is currently working on amending their regulation, however, wanted to notify its licensees as soon as possible regarding this change.
Should you have any questions you may contact the office at 573-751-0038.
April 2011 Newsletter
(click here to view)Missouri has had a number of reports of individuals using licensed/certified appraiser's name and/or numbers. Please verify who you are using as an appraiser. "Bill Lima" is a name that keeps appearing on reports with various Missouri appaiser license/certification numbers. He has never been licensed or certified in Missouri.
New Applicants Important Education Information
Implementation of the 2008 AQB Criteria
The Missouri Real Estate Appraisers Commission will accept applications for examination from those individuals meeting the current 2003 AQB education criteria until July 30, 2007. Those applicants will then have to pass the examination by December 31, 2007, for their education and examination to qualify under the 2003 criteria. If an applicant does not have the application for examination submitted to the Commission by July 30, 2007 and/or does not pass the examination by December 31, 2007 he/she will be required to meet the new 2008 AQB criteria. No exceptions. For more information please call the Missouri Real Estate Appraisers Commission at 573-751-0038.
CLICK HERE TO SEE A SUMMARY OF THE CHANGES TO APPRAISER QUALIFICATIONS
NOTICE - House Bill 600
Effective July 1, 2003, all persons and business entities applying for or renewing licenses with the Division of Professional Registration are required to have paid all state income taxes, and to have filed all necessary state income tax returns for the preceding three years. (more information)