How do I get a certificate of completion for my appraiser licensing education courses?
The answer depends on your state. Pick yours to see it.
Your education provider issues a certificate of completion when you finish each course. Kansas requires you to retain course completion certificates for five years and produce them to the board on request. Qualifying courses must run at least 15 hours and include a closed-book exam, so confirm your provider issues documentation before enrolling.
Sources: Kansas appraiser regulations (K.A.R. Agency 117).
Your education provider issues a certificate of completion when you finish each qualifying or continuing education course. You must then return all qualifying education certificates with your Mississippi Appraisal Board application. Continuing education certificates must be scanned and emailed to mmg@mab.ms.gov.
Sources: MAB: how to become an appraiser; MAB: trainee and supervisor information.
Your education provider issues a certificate of completion when you finish each qualifying-education course. You submit those certificates with your application to the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation (OPR), along with the state's Qualifying Education Form. Applications, renewals, and updates are handled through the OPR Online Services System.
Sources: 26 V.S.A. § 3319a: appraiser trainee registration; 26 V.S.A. § 3319: temporary practice.