Appraiser Qualification Criteria:

We now offer online licensing at Open Regulate.  After creating an account, you can complete the application process online.  This will allow you to track the application process, receive updates via messaging, and receive and print your own license.

Alternatively, you may print and mail to the Oklahoma Real Estate Appraiser Board with a check.

Trainee Application

  1. REA-01 Application
  2. REA-06 Application Instructions
  3. REA-07 Experience Log
  4. REA-08 Supervisory Relationship Report
  5. REA-09 AQB Criteria
  6. Finger Printing Locations
  7. TRA-Supervisor Handout
  8. FBI Privacy Act-Applicant Notification Record Challenge
  9. 59 O.S. 2021 Section 4000.1 Applicants with a History of Criminal Conviction

SLA, CRA, CGA and Upgrade Application

  1. REA-01 Application
  2. REA-02 Application Instructions
  3. REA-03 Experience Log
  4. REA-04 Mass Appraisal Experience Log
  5. REA-09 AQB Criteria
  6. Finger Printing Locations
  7. REA-16 Upgrade Handout
  8. FBI Privacy Act-Applicant Notification Record Challenge
  9. 59 O.S. 2021 Section 4000.1 Applicants with a History of Criminal Conviction

CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: All appraisers, including trainee appraisers, are required to complete 42 hours of continuing education every three years. The continuing education cycle coincides with the three-year period that your license is valid.

Each appraiser is responsible for submission of their course completion certificates. Do not rely on your education provider to do so. Please upload your course completion certificates to your profile in the online licensing system/Open Regulate.  If you need assistance, or are unable to do so, you may email your course completion certificates to reabadmin@oid.ok.gov; fax to (405) 522-6909 or mail your certificate to the Real Estate Appraiser Board, 400 NE 50th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105.

The course numbering system is as follows:

600-level courses are approved for qualifying education. All qualifying education courses serve “double duty” as you will also receive continuing education credit for the course so long as it has been successfully completed.
700-level courses are approved for in-class continuing education.
900-level courses are approved for on-line or distance continuing education.

The 15-hour National USPAP will be course number 600.
The in-class 7-hour National USPAP Update will be course number 700.
The on-line 7-hour National USPAP Update will be course number 900.

If you have questions about a course’s approval, you should contact the Board.

Application Statistics re: Criminal History 2023

Category # Criminal Offense
# of Applications Received 55
# of Applications Granted 53
# of Applications Denied 2
# of Applications Denied Due to Criminal History 0
Criminal Offense Identified by Applicants Whose Application was Granted 0
Criminal Offenses Identified by Applicants Whose Application was Denied 0
Time Period Elapsed Since Commission of Offense N/A
# of Requests for Initial Determination Received by the Board 1 Obtaining money by false pretenses; Felony DUI (Submitted 2020 Order of Expungment)

*The data above refers only to new domestic applications for licensure.