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The form requires the appraiser to report "The Effective Date of Appraisal Update." There are also requirements on the lender that the effective date of the update must be within a specified period preceding the date of the note secured by the subject. Ideally, the effective date of the update would be established between the appraiser and the client as a condition of the assignment, upon acceptance. Since the original appraisal typically has an effective date being the date the subject was inspected by the appraiser, I see no reason the update shouldn't have an effective date other than the date the required reinspection of the subject was conducted by the appraiser (unless otherwise agreed as an assignment condition).
It's the date you typically finish it, the signature also typically is the same date. At the top of page i believe it has the original date of the appraisal. I've never had a lender ask for a specific date, they know when to order it before the required time limit.
A recertification would mean you got the same exact value, everything, as today again Where as, they seem to be more/or less asking has the market changed. Typically, it's the missed crash that scares them, not the increases in value.