Oregon Administrative Rules
Chapter 161 - APPRAISER CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE BOARD
Division 20 - EDUCATIONAL COURSES, REQUIREMENTS AND PROVIDERS
Section 161-020-0150 - Time Requirements for Qualifying Education and Continuing Education
Universal Citation: OR Admin Rules 161-020-0150
Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 9, September 1, 2024
(1) Qualifying Education: There is no time limit regarding when qualifying education credit must be obtained, with the following exceptions:
(a) For applicants
applying for licensure or certification, the 15-hour National USPAP Course, or
its equivalent, must be completed within four (4) years preceding the date of
application; and
(b) For applicants
applying to be a registered appraiser assistant, the 15-hour National USPAP
Course, or its equivalent, must be obtained within two (2) years preceding the
date of application. All other qualifying education for applicants applying to
be a registered appraiser assistant must be obtained within five (5) years
preceding the date of application, with the exception of licensed or certified
appraisers registering as an appraiser assistant to upgrade their
license.
(2) Continuing Education:
(a) Continuing education hours
shall be reported as part of the appraiser's or registered appraiser
assistant's renewal application process. Reporting shall be on a form
prescribed by the Board which includes the name of the educational provider,
course subject matter, location, number of hours, course name, date of course,
approval number and appraiser's name. Upon application for renewal, the
appraiser or registered appraiser assistant shall also submit a copy of the
certificate of completion, Uniform Request for Continuing Education Credit
(URCEC) form or grade report issued by the course provider;
(b) "Carry over" of hours from past to future
renewal periods will not be allowed;
(c) The same course cannot be repeated for
use as continuing education within a licensing/certification cycle, with the
exception of USPAP;
(d) Qualifying
Education courses taken to fulfill the qualifying education class hour
requirements for a license or certificate may also be used to satisfy the
continuing education requirements for renewal of a license or certificate, if
taken during the current licensing/certification cycle.
(e) Extension of time to satisfy continuing
education hour requirements will not be permitted;
(f) USPAP:
(A) The 7-Hour National USPAP Continuing
Education Course, or its equivalent, is required for renewal of all licensed
and certified appraisers every two-year licensing/certification
cycle.
(B) Registered Appraiser
Assistants must successfully complete the 7-Hour National USPAP Continuing
Education Course, or its equivalent, at a minimum of every two years.
(C) Individual appraisers who are
credentialed in more than one jurisdiction shall not be required to complete
more than one 7-Hour National USPAP Continuing Education Course within a
two-year licensing/certification cycle for the purpose of meeting AQB
criteria.
(D) AQB-certified USPAP
Instructors who successfully completed a 7-Hour Instructor Recertification
Course and exam, if required, within their current continuing education cycle
have satisfied the 7-Hour National USPAP Continuing Education Course continuing
education requirement.
(g) Twenty-eight hours of continuing
education is required for renewal and must be taken between license/certificate
issue and expiration dates. Credit towards the classroom hour requirements
shall be granted only where the length of the educational offering is at least
two hours.
(h) Appraisers may
receive continuing education credit for teaching, course development,
authorship of textbooks, or similar activities that are determined to be
equivalent to obtaining continuing education. Continuing education credit
granted as a result of teaching, course development, authorship of textbooks,
or similar activities may only account for a maximum of half the continuing
education class hour requirements for renewal of a license or certificate.
Credit for instructing any given course or seminar can only be awarded once
during a continuing education cycle.
(i) The Board may award continuing education
credit to credentialed appraisers who attend a Board meeting under the
following conditions:
(A) The meeting must be
open to the public and must be a minimum of 2 hours in length. Total credit
cannot exceed 7 hours.
(B) The
Board must ensure that the credential appraiser attends the meeting for the
period of time claimed. Credit may be awarded for 1 meeting per continuing
education cycle.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 674.305 & 674.310
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 674
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