Fernando
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The above must have made me fall asleep.
It would make sense that an appraiser can advocate if not signing that appraisal.
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It would make sense that an appraiser can advocate if not signing that appraisal.
George Hatch
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"appraiser" is a defined term in the document and neither signature nor anything associated with the act of signing is part of that definition. If there was a loophole or exclusion to that particular combination of elements in that definition then it would be referenced therein, even if only with a footnote to another section in USPAP.