ZZGAMAZZ
Elite Member
- Joined
- Jul 23, 2007
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- California
My license expiration date is forthcoming.
If all of my renewal requirements and the necessary fees are received by OREA prior to that date, can I continue to practice past the expiration date?
If so I'll be working with a license that appears to be expired and I'm sure that the lenders will question that issue. What documentation will I have to document that my license is current?
Otherwise it appears that one would need to submit the renewal documentation several months prior to the expiration date, obfuscating the rationale for the expiration date.
I've been told by those who offer renewal classes that I have until the expiration date, per se, to renew. I've been on telephone hold for several hours with OREA and not sure how to proceed.
Of course I waited until the last month to get this done but need to know definitively what's what.
Thanks as always, everybody.
If all of my renewal requirements and the necessary fees are received by OREA prior to that date, can I continue to practice past the expiration date?
If so I'll be working with a license that appears to be expired and I'm sure that the lenders will question that issue. What documentation will I have to document that my license is current?
Otherwise it appears that one would need to submit the renewal documentation several months prior to the expiration date, obfuscating the rationale for the expiration date.
I've been told by those who offer renewal classes that I have until the expiration date, per se, to renew. I've been on telephone hold for several hours with OREA and not sure how to proceed.
Of course I waited until the last month to get this done but need to know definitively what's what.
Thanks as always, everybody.