South Carolina Administrative Code

137-200.01. Mass Appraisal Activity. (A) Appraisal experience may be obtained through mass appraisal activity when applicants can demonstrate that, after receiving information supplied by the lister, the person claiming mass appraisal experience credit inspected the subject prope…

137-200.02. Residential Mass Appraisals. The following categories pertain to various forms of appraiser involvement and the hourly values which may be awarded by the Board when evaluating residential mass appraisal experience: Type of Appraisal Sole Appraiser HoursCo-Appraiser As…

137-200.03. Nonresidential Mass Appraisals. The following categories pertain to various forms of appraiser involvement and the hourly values which may be awarded by the Board when evaluating nonresidential mass appraisal experience: Type of Appraisal Sole Appraiser Hours Co-Appra…

137-200.04. Mass Appraisal Experience Verification. Applicants claiming appraisal experience shall provide an affidavit of verification of the experience claimed. Experience verification forms must be completed by the applicant’s supervisor or employer. HISTORY: Added by State Re…

137-300.01. Responsibilities of an Apprentice Appraiser. (A) In addition to the requirements of Section 40-60-34(B) and (C), the holder of an apprentice appraiser license issued by the Board must comply with the following: (1) The apprentice shall make the log and all appraisals …

137-300.02. Responsibilities of a Supervising Appraiser. (A) In addition to the requirements of Section 40-60-34(D) and (E), the certified appraiser supervising an apprentice appraiser shall: (1) Make reasonable efforts to ensure the apprentice appraiser conforms their profession…

137-500.01. Continuing Education. (A) Board-approved continuing education is to be reported electronically, by board-approved education providers within fourteen (14) days of course completion. (B) All active license or certifications shall provide proof biennially of completion …

137-600.01. Member Request for Investigation. If a member of the Board files a complaint or requires an investigation, such compliant or request shall serve to disqualify the member from participating in any hearing or a consent agreement regarding the matter. That member shall b…

137-600.03. Disciplinary Actions For Appraisers, Providers and Instructors. (A) The Board may, upon its own motion, and shall, upon the written complaint of any aggrieved person, investigate the activities of an applicant or a person permitted, licensed, or certified under this c…

137-600.05. Disciplinary Action for Appraisal Management Companies. The Board may, upon its own motion, and shall, upon the written complaint of any aggrieved person, investigate the activities of a company registered under this chapter and regulations and may deny, suspend, revo…

137-800.02. Bad Checks. Checks issued by an applicant or an appraiser which are returned for insufficient funds or not honored for any cause are considered prima facie evidence of untrustworthiness or incompetency in such a manner as to endanger the interest of the public and may…

137-800.04. License, Certification and Registration Renewals. (A) All appraiser licenses and certifications expire biennially on June 30 (even years), except those appraisers who first become licensed or certified in the last quarter of the renewal year (April 1 to June 30) are n…

137-800.05. Expired License or Registration. Licenses expired for more than twelve (12) months will be cancelled. Cancelled licenses may be considered for reinstatement upon proper application, payment of the original license fee, and proof of having obtained continuing education…

137-900.01. Educational Providers - Approval Required. (A) Certificates of completion obtained through education providers teaching courses prior to being approved by the Board will not be recognized by the Board. (B) Courses offered by other providers may be approved if they com…

137-900.05. Curriculum and Attendance. (A) Topics for qualifying courses referenced in 137-100.02 must be broad in scope and must cover various principles, concepts, standards, practices and/or methods that are applicable to the perform- ance of a wide range of appraisal assignme…

137-900.08. Other Operating Procedures. (A) Teaching methods. Courses must be taught by Board-approved instructors and presented using traditional teaching methods. Correspondence courses will not be approved. Nothing in this section, however, shall prohibit the use of video equi…

137-900.09. Instructors. (A) Approved courses held in this state must be taught by Board-approved instructors. Instructors teaching courses which are part of a degree program offered by an accredited college, university, technical college, community college or junior college may …

139-100. Purpose. Section 1-31-40(A)(10), South Carolina Code of Laws provides that ‘‘The Commission shall promul- gate regulations as may be necessary regarding State Recognition of Native American Indian entities in the State of South Carolina.’’ HISTORY: Added by State Registe…

139-101. Scope. These rules and regulations shall be applicable to all entities seeking Native American Indian State Recognition as a: A. Native American Indian Tribe. B. Native American Indian Group. C. Native American Special Interest Organization. HISTORY: Added by State Regis…

139-102. Definitions. As used in this article, unless the context clearly requires otherwise: A. ‘‘State’’ means the State of South Carolina. B. ‘‘Commission’’ means the South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs. C. ‘‘Board’’ means a quorum or more of the oversight body of t…

139-103. Notification of Recognition Status, Appeals and Withdrawals. A. Formal acknowledgement of the decision of the Board of the Commission regarding the status of an application for State Recognition shall be in writing, and may be further acknowledged in other forms (certifi…

139-104. Limitations. A. The Native American Indian entities recognized by this act, their members, lands, natural resources, or other property owned by such entities or their members, are subject to the civil, criminal, and regulatory jurisdiction and laws of the State of South …

139-105. Criteria for State Recognition. A. Native American Indian Tribe - requirements 1 through 9 must be satisfactorily met to achieve State Recognition. Requirements 10 and 11 are optional. (1) The tribe is headquartered in the State of South Carolina and indigenous to this S…

139-106. Purpose of the Native American Indian Advisory Committee. It shall be the purpose of the Native American Indian Advisory Committee to preserve the true aboriginal culture of the Americas in the State of South Carolina and to advance the Native American Indian culture by:…

139-107. Membership Requirements for the Native American Advisory Committee. Entities who want to participate on the Native American Indian Advisory Committee must meet and comply with the following minimum requirements: (A) The entity must have obtained State Recognition designa…

139-108. Membership, Terms, and Voting Power of the State Recognition Committee. (A) The State Recognition Committee shall consist of five (5) members: (1) The State Archeologist. (2) The Executive Director of the Commission for Minority Affairs. (3) Two members of the Native Ame…

139-109. Duties of the State Recognition Committee. (A) The State Recognition Committee shall review all information submitted to the Commission for Minority Affairs from entities seeking State Recognition as: (1) A Tribe. (2) A Group. (3) A Special Interest Organization. (B) The…

139-110. Verification of Authenticity of Documents. (A) All copies of official records and other documents submitted in support of State Recognition of Native American Indian entities must include a means for the State Recognition Committee to ascertain authenticity. In the case …

139-200. Purpose. Section 1-31-40(A)(7),(10), South Carolina Code of Laws, provides that ‘‘The Commission shall establish advisory committees representative of minority groups, as the Commission considers appro- priate to advise the Commission,’’ and ‘‘The Commission shall promul…

139-201. Scope. These rules and regulations shall be applicable to all advisory committees, except as specifically addressed separately for Native American Indians. HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 28, Issue No. 6, eff June 25, 2004. Amended by State Register Volume 30, Is…

139-202. Duties of Advisory Committees. A. Advise the Commission for Minority Affairs regarding socio-economic issues relevant to African Americans, Hispanics/Latinos, Asians and other ethnic minority groups in South Carolina. B. Identify the needs and concerns of the various eth…

139-203. Membership, Terms, Size, and Administration of the Advisory Committees. A. The recommendation and selection of persons to serve on the Advisory Committees shall be made by the Executive Director of the Commission, with the review and approval of the Board of the Commissi…