License Renewal

[DJBanas]

Has anyone tried to renew their license yet on the NJ website? Giving me partial year fees that expire on 12/31/2013.

 

[PLCG]

I was wondering when we could re-up. Do you have a link to the site? I don't see it on the main site.

 

[DonRico]

I just got my Renewal Notice in the snail mail yesterday. At a recent CE Class, I was told that the Renewal Fees are reduced way down for this cycle.......haven't confirmed this as of Sunday.

 

[DJBanas]

I was wondering when we could re-up. Do you have a link to the site? I don't see it on the main site.

www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/renew

However, I just tried again and I am not seeing any information for the next 2 year cycle only a fee if you are getting a license for the remainder of the year.

 

[Walter Kirk]

Wow! an $80 renewal fee seems too low. I would have tried to renew today but I haven't finished me CE yet.

 

[Frank Lostracco]

I just renewed, before they changed their mind. It was $80.00, I can take the rest of the day off now with the unexpected savings...

 

[DonRico]

I was told at the last CE Class that this year's fee was reduced.....Nice !

Do we have to have all 28 hours completed in order to do the online sign up ?? Do they ask for course numbers or something on the sign up ??

 

[Frank Lostracco]

Don, They ask if you completed all required education, including USPAP. Being licensed in PA also, I had that done by June.

 

[DJBanas]

From the minutes of the 9/14/13 Appraisal Board Meeting:

Darlene Kane, Division Budget Officer will meet with the Board, at this
meeting, to discuss the Board’s 2013-2014 Budget.

Ms. Kane advised the Board that the Real Estate Appraisal
Board will be giving a one-time credit of $550.00 to all current
licensees towards their renewal for the upcoming 2013-2014
cycle. However, all licensees will still be required to pay the
$80.00 Federal Surcharge Fee due to the Appraisal
Qualifications Board (AQB). This one-time credit applies to
current licensees renewing and not to new applicants applying
licensure or certification.

Happy Holidays!!!!

 

[dobie]

From the minutes of the 9/14/13 Appraisal Board Meeting:

Darlene Kane, Division Budget Officer will meet with the Board, at this
meeting, to discuss the Board’s 2013-2014 Budget.

Ms. Kane advised the Board that the Real Estate Appraisal
Board will be giving a one-time credit of $550.00 to all current
licensees towards their renewal for the upcoming 2013-2014
cycle. However, all licensees will still be required to pay the
$80.00 Federal Surcharge Fee due to the Appraisal
Qualifications Board (AQB). This one-time credit applies to
current licensees renewing and not to new applicants applying
licensure or certification.

Happy Holidays!!!!

Shouldn't it be 2014-2015 cycle?
Does anyone know why they're doing this?