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The North Carolina Appraisal Board welcomes you to its Web site.
The mission of the North Carolina Appraisal Board is to protect consumers of real estate services provided by its licensees by assuring that these licensees are sufficiently trained and tested to assure competency and independent judgment. In addition, the Board will protect the public interest by enforcing state law and Appraisal Board rules to assure that its licensees act in accordance with professional standards and ethics.
BOARD NEWS
APPRAISER RENEWALS
Anyone that failed to renew their license by June 30, 2022, has a lapsed license, and may late renew with late penalty fees of $10 per month for the first 12-month period. Any person who acts as a trainee, licensed or certified real estate appraiser while lapsed/expired shall be subject to disciplinary action and penalties as prescribed by the Appraiser’s Act.
In order to renew, you must have completed the 2022-2023 7 HR USPAP Update. Course completions must be reported to the Board by the sponsor. We DO NOT accept certificates from the students and sponsors are permitted 15 days per Board rules to report. If it has been more than 15 days since you completed the course and it is not showing in your record, please contact the sponsor directly.
Out of state licensees that have taken the course with a provider NOT approved by the NCAB can complete the affidavit form. Please send an email requesting the form to ncab@ncab.org.
The North Carolina Appraisal Board believes that the appraisal profession should reflect the diversity of our State.
To further this mission, the Board is dedicated to expanding diversity and inclusivity in the profession by removing barriers that limit the opportunities of any qualified individual to become an appraiser.
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