Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-858-718
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Address of appraiser's principal place of business -
Official statutory text
Notification of change - Residence addresses.
A. Each trainee, state licensed, state certified residential or
state certified general real estate appraiser shall advise the Real
Estate Appraiser Board of the address of that appraiser's principal
place of business and all other addresses at which such appraiser is
currently engaged in the business of preparing real property
appraisal reports.
B. Whenever a trainee, state licensed, state certified
residential or state certified general real estate appraiser changes
a place of business, that appraiser shall immediately give written
notification of the change to the Board.
C. Every trainee, state licensed, state certified residential
or state certified general real estate appraiser shall notify the
Board of that appraiser's current residence address. Residence
addresses on file with the Board are exempt from disclosure as
public records.
A. Each trainee, state licensed, state certified residential or
state certified general real estate appraiser shall advise the Real
Estate Appraiser Board of the address of that appraiser's principal
place of business and all other addresses at which such appraiser is
currently engaged in the business of preparing real property
appraisal reports.
B. Whenever a trainee, state licensed, state certified
residential or state certified general real estate appraiser changes
a place of business, that appraiser shall immediately give written
notification of the change to the Board.
C. Every trainee, state licensed, state certified residential
or state certified general real estate appraiser shall notify the
Board of that appraiser's current residence address. Residence
addresses on file with the Board are exempt from disclosure as
public records.
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