Get Pennsylvania Appraiser Experience Log

Filling out the Pennsylvania Appraiser Experience Log is an essential step for trainee appraisers to document their experience hours. This guide will provide you with clear and detailed instructions to complete the log accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to complete your experience log effectively.

1. Click 'Get Form' button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Enter the trainee’s name and license number in the designated fields. Ensure that the name you provide matches the one associated with your license.
3. Fill out the supervisory appraiser’s name in the corresponding section. This is essential for verifying your experience.
4. In the description of tasks performed by the trainee appraiser section, provide a detailed account of the tasks you completed under supervision. Be specific to enhance the clarity of your experience.
5. For the scope of supervision and review of the supervising appraiser section, outline the level of oversight you received during your assignments. This helps in validating your experience.
6. For each property inspected, mark 'Yes' or 'No' as applicable. This indicates whether you inspected the property linked to your appraisals.
7. Record the appraisal assignment ID, which is typically the property’s street address or legal description, in the appropriate field.
8. Indicate the date the appraisal report was signed. Accuracy in this section is important for tracking your experience timeline.
9. List the types of reports created, including options such as Narrative, 1004, 704, 2055, etc., in the type report section.
10. Input the actual hours worked for each appraisal assignment. These hours are crucial for fulfilling the experience requirements.
11. Continue to fill in details for non-residential appraisals, residential 1-4 units, commercial, agricultural, industrial, or vacant land, and specialized reviews, according to your experience.
12. Ensure all columns are filled out correctly and total your hours worked. This summary is important for submission.
13. Once all sections are accurately completed, you can save changes, download, print, or share the form as needed.

Complete your Pennsylvania Appraiser Experience Log online today to ensure your experience is properly documented.