Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Commerce
Title R162 - Real Estate
Rule R162-2g - Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Administrative Rules
Section R162-2g-306a - Renewal and Reinstatement of a Registration, License, or Certification
Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 162-2g-306a
Current through Bulletin 2024-18, September 15, 2024
(1)
(a) A
registration, license, or certification is valid for two years and expires
unless it is renewed according to this section before the expiration date of
the registration, license, or certificate.
(b) It is grounds for disciplinary sanction
if, after an individual's registration, license, or certification has expired,
the individual continues to perform work for which the individual is required
to be registered, licensed, or certified.
(2)
(a) To
timely renew a registration, license, or certification, an applicant shall,
before the expiration date of the registration, license, or certification,
submit to the division:
(i) a completed
renewal application as provided by the division;
(ii)
(A)
evidence that the continuing education requirements listed in Subsection (2)(b)
have been completed; or
(B)
evidence sufficient to enable the division, in its sole discretion, to
determine that a deferral of continuing education is appropriate due to the
applicant's having been currently or recently:
(I) assigned to active military duty;
or
(II) impacted by a state- or
federally-declared natural disaster; and
(iii) the applicable nonrefundable renewal
fee.
(b) The continuing
education required under Subsection (2)(a)(ii)(A) shall be completed during the
two-year period preceding the date of application and shall include:
(i)
(A) the
7-hour National USPAP Update Course, taught by an instructor who is a state
certified appraiser in good standing and is USPAP certified by the AQB;
or
(B) equivalent education, as
determined through the course approval program of the AQB; and
(ii)
(A) 21 additional hours of continuing
education:
(I) certified by the division for
the appraisal industry when the courses are taught; or
(II) not required to be certified, pursuant
to Subsection
R162-2g-307d(3);
or
(B) if the renewal
applicant is also working toward certification, 21 hours of pre-licensing
education credit applicable to the certification being
sought.
(iii) A list of
continuing education topics may be found in Appendix 4, Table 2.
(iv) An appraiser may earn continuing
education credit for attendance at one meeting of the board in each continuing
education two-year cycle provided:
(A) the
meeting is open to the public;
(B)
the meeting is a minimum of two hours in length;
(C) the total credit for attendance at the
meeting is limited to a maximum of seven hours; and
(D) the division verifies attendance to
ensure that the appraiser attends the meeting for the required period.
(c) A
registered trainee may count the Supervisory Appraiser and Appraiser Trainee
course toward the continuing education requirement of Subsection (2)(b)(ii)(A)
during any renewal cycle in which the trainee completes the course.
(d) A supervising appraiser may count the
Supervisory Appraiser and Appraiser Trainee course toward the continuing
education requirement of Subsection (2)(b)(ii)(A) during any renewal cycle in
which the appraiser completes the course.
(3)
(a) To
renew on time, an applicant shall complete continuing education hours by the
15th day of the month in which the registration, license, or certification
expires.
(b) An applicant who
complies with Subsection (3)(a), but whose credits are not banked by the
education provider, may obtain credit for the courses taken by:
(i) submitting to the division the original
course completion certificates; and
(ii) filing a complaint against the
provider.
(4) A license, certification, or registration may be renewed for a period of 30 days after the expiration date upon payment of a late fee in addition to the requirements of Subsection (2).
(5)
(a) After the 30-day period described in
Subsection (4) and until six months after the expiration date, an individual
may reinstate an expired license, certification, or registration by:
(i) complying with Subsection (2);
(ii) paying a late fee; and
(iii) paying a reinstatement fee.
(b) After the six-month period
described in Subsection (5)(a) and until one year after the expiration date, an
individual may reinstate an expired license, certification, or registration by:
(i) complying with Subsection (2);
(ii) paying a late fee; and
(iii) paying a reinstatement fee.
(c)
(i) An individual who does not reinstate an
expired license, certification, or registration within 12 months of the
expiration date shall:
(A) reapply with the
division as a new applicant;
(B)
retake and pass the 15-hour USPAP course; and
(C) retake and pass any applicable licensing
or certification examination.
(ii) An individual reapplying under
Subsection (4)(c)(i) shall receive credit for previously credited pre-licensing
education if:
(A) it was completed within the
five-year period before the date of reapplication; and
(B) it was certified by the division and the
AQB as approved, qualified pre-licensing education.
(6) If the division receives renewal documents in a timely manner, but the information is incomplete, the appraiser or trainee may be extended a 15-day grace period to complete the application.
(7) Renewal after deferment of continuing education due to active military service or the impacts of a state- or federally-declared disaster.
(a) An appraiser or trainee who cannot
complete the continuing education requirements to renew a registration,
license, or certification due to active military service or because the
individual has been impacted by a state- or federally-declared disaster may:
(i) submit a timely application for renewal
pursuant to Subsection (2)(a)(ii)(B); and
(ii) request that the application for renewal
be conditionally approved, with the expiration date of the applicant's
registration, license, or certification extended pursuant to Subsection (7)(b),
pending the completion of the continuing education requirement.
(b) Upon the division's approving
a deferral of continuing education, the expiration date of the applicant's
registration, license, or certification shall be extended 90 days, during which
time the applicant shall:
(i) complete the
continuing education required for the renewal; and
(ii) submit proof of the continuing education
to the division.
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