Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-858-708

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Fees

Official statutory text

A. The Insurance Department shall charge and collect fees not

to exceed the following:

1. Trainee Appraiser Certificate

(annually) $300.00

2. State Licensed Appraiser Certificate

(annually) $300.00

3. State Certified General Appraiser

Certificate (annually) $300.00

4. State Certified Residential Appraiser

Certificate (annually) $300.00

5. State Licensed Appraiser Examination $150.00

6. State Certified General Appraiser

Examination $150.00

7. State Certified Residential Appraiser

Examination $150.00

8. Reexamination Fee $150.00

9. Late Fee $50.00

10. Reinstatement Fee $50.00

11. Duplicate for Lost or Destroyed

Certificate $5.00

12. Temporary Practice Fee Per Appraisal $50.00

13. Maximum Temporary Practice Fee Per

Assignment $150.00

B. The Department shall charge and collect such fees as may be

promulgated by administrative rule by the Real Estate Appraiser

Board for the conduct of experience reviews required in the

licensing process.

C. The Department shall charge and collect such fees as may be

promulgated by administrative rule by the Real Estate Appraiser

Board for review of submissions by course providers and instructors.

D. All state licensed, state certified residential, and state

certified general appraisers shall be responsible for payment of all

Federal Registry Fees. The Real Estate Appraiser Board shall

promulgate rules to assist appraisers in meeting the requirements of

the Appraisal Subcommittee of the Federal Financial Institutions

Examination Council.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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