Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-975
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Evaluator requirements
Official statutory text
To be eligible to work on a project funded by the Strengthen
Oklahoma Homes (SOH) Program as an evaluator, the evaluator shall
meet all program requirements, including, but not limited to, those
listed in this section, and maintain a current copy of all
applicable certificates and licenses with the SOH Program office:
1. The evaluator must be in good standing with IBHS and
maintain an active IBHS certification as a FORTIFIED Home Evaluator.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 227
The evaluator is responsible for paying all fees associated with
certification and training;
2. If applicable, the evaluator shall be registered to do
business in Oklahoma with the Secretary of State;
3. The evaluator shall agree to follow the SOH Program's
procedures and rules as prescribed by the Commissioner;
4. The evaluator shall maintain accurate contact information
with the SOH Program;
5. The evaluator shall not have any financial interest in any
project which they inspect for designation purposes for the SOH
Program;
6. The evaluator shall not be a contractor or supplier of any
materials or products or systems installed in any home they inspect
for designation purposes for the SOH Program;
7. The evaluator shall not be the sales agent for any home
being designated for the SOH Program; and
8. The evaluator shall inform the SOH Program of any potential
conflicts of interest.
Oklahoma Homes (SOH) Program as an evaluator, the evaluator shall
meet all program requirements, including, but not limited to, those
listed in this section, and maintain a current copy of all
applicable certificates and licenses with the SOH Program office:
1. The evaluator must be in good standing with IBHS and
maintain an active IBHS certification as a FORTIFIED Home Evaluator.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 227
The evaluator is responsible for paying all fees associated with
certification and training;
2. If applicable, the evaluator shall be registered to do
business in Oklahoma with the Secretary of State;
3. The evaluator shall agree to follow the SOH Program's
procedures and rules as prescribed by the Commissioner;
4. The evaluator shall maintain accurate contact information
with the SOH Program;
5. The evaluator shall not have any financial interest in any
project which they inspect for designation purposes for the SOH
Program;
6. The evaluator shall not be a contractor or supplier of any
materials or products or systems installed in any home they inspect
for designation purposes for the SOH Program;
7. The evaluator shall not be the sales agent for any home
being designated for the SOH Program; and
8. The evaluator shall inform the SOH Program of any potential
conflicts of interest.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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