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The document outlines the application process for a Temporary Practice Permit for Licensed, Certified Residential, or Certified General Appraisers from other states wishing to perform appraisals in Georgia. It details eligibility requirements, application fees, necessary attachments, and the permit's validity period. Additionally, it provides information on obtaining a permanent reciprocal classification as an alternative. The document emphasizes the importance of complete applications and includes sections for personal information, appraiser classification, appraisal assignment details, and disclosures regarding criminal convictions or disciplinary actions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Appraiser Application in the editor.
Begin with Section A - Applicant Information. Fill in your name, Social Security number, date of birth, sex, and addresses (residence, business, and mailing). Ensure all fields are completed clearly.
Move to Section B - Appraiser Classification Information. Enter your appraiser classification number and specify the type of classification you hold. List any other jurisdictions where you are classified.
In Section C - Appraisal Assignment Information, provide details about your client and the property involved in the appraisal assignment.
Proceed to Section D - Convictions or Disciplinary Actions. Answer truthfully regarding any past convictions or disciplinary actions and attach required documentation if applicable.
Finally, complete Section E - Certifications by signing and dating the application to confirm that all information is accurate.

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What documents do you need for an appraisal?

What documentation should I present during the appraisal? Prepare a list of recent home improvements and repairs with dates and descriptions, as well as property tax records and any home warranty information. This documentation can help the appraiser understand the propertys value and condition more accurately.

Why is it so hard to become an appraiser?

It Takes Time to Become an Appraiser Each license has its own appraisal education, experience, and exam requirements. The highest two license levelsCertified Residential Appraiser and Certified General Appraiserrequire some college coursework or a bachelors degree.

What will fail a home appraisal?

What to include in your appraisal portfolio Personal information. your name. Appraisal information. Scope and nature of your work. Previous appraisal in this revalidation cycle. Review of your previous personal development plan (PDP) Challenges, achievements, and aspirations. Personal and professional wellbeing.

How much does an appraiser make?

Certified General Appraiser This certification requires 300 hours of qualifying education, a Bachelors degree, and 3,000 hours of work experience. The annual pay range for a Certified General Appraiser is $81,000 to $147,000.