Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-858-822
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Altering, modifying, or changing completed appraisal
Official statutory text
A. An AMC shall not alter, modify, or otherwise change or
attempt to alter, modify, or otherwise change a completed appraisal
submitted by an appraiser by doing any of the following:
1. Permanently removing the appraiser’s signature or seal;
2. Adding information to, or removing information from, the
appraisal;
3. Altering, modifying or otherwise changing a completed
appraisal submitted by an independent appraiser without the
appraiser’s knowledge and written consent; or
4. Using an appraisal submitted by an independent appraiser for
any other transaction or use.
B. No AMC shall require an appraiser to provide the AMC with
the appraiser’s digital signature or seal, but nothing in this
subsection shall be deemed to prohibit an appraiser from voluntarily
providing his or her digital signature to another person in the
manner permitted by the provisions of the USPAP.
attempt to alter, modify, or otherwise change a completed appraisal
submitted by an appraiser by doing any of the following:
1. Permanently removing the appraiser’s signature or seal;
2. Adding information to, or removing information from, the
appraisal;
3. Altering, modifying or otherwise changing a completed
appraisal submitted by an independent appraiser without the
appraiser’s knowledge and written consent; or
4. Using an appraisal submitted by an independent appraiser for
any other transaction or use.
B. No AMC shall require an appraiser to provide the AMC with
the appraiser’s digital signature or seal, but nothing in this
subsection shall be deemed to prohibit an appraiser from voluntarily
providing his or her digital signature to another person in the
manner permitted by the provisions of the USPAP.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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