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The mission of the North Carolina Appraisal Board is to protect consumers of real estate services provided by its licensees by assuring that these licensees are sufficiently trained and tested to assure competency and independent judgment.
Step 1: You need to take the following classes: Basic Appraisal Principles, Basic Appraisal Procedures, the 15-Hour National USPAP course, and the NC Supervisor/Trainee course. You should take these courses from Board approved sponsors, listed on this website.
Search for Appraiser. Please enter First Name or Last Name or License Number. If you cannot locate a licensee or if you need to confirm someone’s licensing status, please contact the Board office directly at 919-870-4854 or via email to ncab@ncab.org. Thank you.
Search for AMC. Please enter AMC Name or Registration Number. If you cannot locate a licensee or if you need to confirm someone’s licensing status, please contact the Board office directly at 919-870-4854 or via email to ncab@ncab.org. Thank you. Registration #:
Raleigh, NC 27609. telephone: 919-870-4854 fax: 919-870-4859 e-mail: ncab@ncab.org
Speaker Tim Moore appointed Marcella Coley to the N.C. Appraisal Board for a three-year term, ending June 30, Science in Business Administration with a major in finance.
Where can I find a list of all North Carolina appraisers? The only place to find this is from the NC Appraisal Board. If you would like to receive a state-wide appraiser register, please send an email to the Board at ncab@ncab.org.
Newsletters. Published as a service to appraisers to promote a better understanding of the Appraiser's Act and Board rules, as well as proficiency in appraisal practice. Information in the articles published herein may be superseded by changes in law, rules, or USPAP.
Therefore, if you desire more detailed information regarding specific points of concern, you are advised to contact the Appraisal Board. This publication is required reading for anyone making application for licensed residential licensure through examination or reinstatement in North Carolina. READ IT.
Synchronous courses are live courses taught in a virtual format such as Zoom, WebEx, etc., and have direct interaction with the instructor. Asynchronous courses are self-paced, allowing the student to log in at any time and the instructor interaction is usually limited to email.