4 CCR 725-2, ch. 8 - [Effective until 1/1/2024] RENEWAL, REINSTATEMENT, INACTIVATION, SURRENDER OR REVOCATION OF LICENSURE
8.1
Repealed.
8.2 Repealed.
8.3 Repealed.
8.4 Repealed.
8.5 No holder of an expired license which may
be reinstated may apply for a new license of the same type. Such person must
reinstate the expired license as provided in section
12-10-610(1),
C.R.S., and these Rules. Nothing in this Board Rule 8.5 will act to prevent a
person from applying for and receiving a license with higher qualification
requirements than those of the expired license.
8.6 All licensees in active or inactive
license status must provide the Board with the following information:
(1) a current mailing address and phone
number for the licensee;
(2) a
current email address for the licensee if applicable; and
(3) such other contact information as may be
required by the Board from time to time. Each licensee must inform the Board
within ten (10) calendar days of any change in such contact information on a
form or in the manner prescribed by the Board. A mailing address for the
licensee will be posted on the Division's public website, and it is the
licensee's responsibility to inform the Division of any required changes to the
mailing address shown for the licensee on the Division's public website. The
address shown for the licensee on the Division's public website will be
considered the licensee's address of record. A change of mailing address
without notification to the Board will result in the inactivation of the
appraiser's license.
8.7
Repealed.
8.8 The holder of a
license or Temporary Practice Permit may surrender such to the Board. The Board
may deem a surrendered license or Temporary Practice Permit as permanently
relinquished. Such relinquishment will not remove the holder from the
jurisdiction of the Board for acts committed while holding a license or
Temporary Practice Permit. A license or Temporary Practice Permit that is
relinquished during the pendency of an investigation or a disciplinary action
will be reported to the National Registry as having been surrendered in lieu of
discipline. A person who relinquishes a license or Temporary Practice Permit
may not reinstate the same, but must reapply and meet the current requirements
for initial licensure.
8.9 Upon
inactivation, revocation, suspension, surrender, relinquishment, or expiration
of a license or Temporary Practice Permit, the holder must:
A. Immediately cease all activities requiring
licensure or a Temporary Practice Permit;
B. In the instance of revocation, suspension,
relinquishment, or surrender, immediately return the license document or
Temporary Practice Permit to the Board;
C. Immediately cease all actions which
represent the holder to the public as actively being licensed or being the
holder of a Temporary Practice Permit, including, without limitation, the use
of advertising materials, forms, letterheads, business cards, correspondence,
internet website content, statements of qualifications, and the like.
8.10 A licensee who has not
completed continuing education requirements established pursuant to Chapter 7
of these rules may not renew or reinstate licensure on inactive status unless
the Board determines that extenuating circumstances existed which caused the
deficiency in the continuing education requirements. The Board may require a
written request and supporting documentation to determine that an extenuating
circumstance exists or existed. A licensee desiring to renew or reinstate
licensure on inactive status must submit their renewal or reinstatement on an
inactive status application to the Board.
8.11 A licensee may, without limitation,
renew or reinstate licensure on inactive status for subsequent renewal periods
by complying with the requirements of Rule 8.10.
8.12 Repealed.
8.13 Repealed.
8.14 Repealed.
8.15 Repealed.
8.16 Repealed.
8.17 A Licensed Ad Valorem Appraiser must be
a County Assessor, an employee of a County Assessor's Office, or an employee of
the Division of Property Taxation in the Department of Local Affairs. If a
Licensed Ad Valorem Appraiser is no longer a County Assessor, leaves the employ
of a County Assessor's Office, or leaves the employ of the Division of Property
Taxation within the Department of Local Affairs, the Licensed Ad Valorem
Appraiser must notify the Board within three (3) business days in a manner
acceptable to the Board. Upon such notification or discovery by the Board, the
Licensed Ad Valorem Appraiser will be placed on inactive status. The Licensed
Ad Valorem Appraiser will not be returned to active status unless the licensee
signs a certification that he or she is currently a County Assessor, an
employee of a County Assessor's Office or an employee of the Division of
Property Taxation in the Department of Local Affairs and the Board verifies the
licensee's employment.
8.18 A
licensee desiring to activate an inactive license must complete all required
continuing education hours that would have been required if the licensee had
been on active status for the entire period of inactivation, including the most
recent version of the National USPAP Course or its equivalent as approved by
the CAP as defined in Board Rule 1.39.
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