In addition to the information and documentation required by Plc 304.04, the applicant for an initial certification in any of the assessing professions shall provide the following information:

1. (a) If applying to be certified as a building measurer and lister, either:

   1. (1) The written documentation of the in-service supervised field training required by Plc 1804.04(a) that was provided pursuant to Plc 1804.06(b); or

   2. (2) Both:

      1. a. Documentation of equivalent work experience that meets the requirements of Plc 1804.05; and
      2. b. The résumé required by Plc 1805.01(d);

2. (b) If applying to be certified as a property assessor assistant, the following:

   1. (1) Proof of completing:

      1. a. IAAO Course 101, Fundamentals of Real Property Appraisal; or
      2. b. An equivalent course taken from a different qualified entity, that shows the name of the course and the name of the qualified entity that sponsored or presented it, the date(s) of the course, and a description of the course provided by the qualified entity which demonstrates that the course is equivalent to IAAO Course 101; and
   2. (2) The résumé required by Plc 1805.01(d);

3. (c) If applying to be certified as a property assessor, the following:

   1. (1) Proof of completing:

      1. a. IAAO Course 300, Fundamentals of Mass Appraisal; or
      2. b. An equivalent course taken from a different qualified entity, that shows the name of the course and the name of the qualified entity that sponsored or presented it, the date(s) of the course, and a description of the course provided by the qualified entity which demonstrates that the course is equivalent to IAAO Course 300;

   2. (2) Proof of completing:

      1. a. IAAO Workshop 452 Fundamentals of Assessment Ratio Studies; or
      2. b. An equivalent course taken from a different qualified entity, that shows the name of the course and the name of the qualified entity that sponsored or presented it, the date(s) of the course, and a description of the course provided by the qualified entity which demonstrates that the course is equivalent to IAAO Course 452;

   3. (3) Proof of completing:

      1. a. IAAO Workshop 151 Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (National); or
      2. b. An equivalent course taken from a different qualified entity, that shows the name of the course and the name of the qualified entity that sponsored or presented it, the date(s) of the course, and a description of the course provided by the qualified entity which demonstrates that the course is equivalent to IAAO Course 151;
   4. (4) Proof of completing the NH state statutes part I and part II course relative to assessment and taxation required by Plc 1804.09(b)(4); and
   5. (5) The résumé required by Plc 1805.01(d); and

4. (d) If applying to be certified as a property assessor supervisor, the following:

   1. (1) Proof of completing:

      1. a. IAAO Course 102, Income Approach to Valuation; or
      2. b. An equivalent course taken from a different qualified entity, that shows the name of the course and the name of the qualified entity that sponsored or presented it, the date(s) of the course, and a description of the course provided by the qualified entity which demonstrates that the course is equivalent to IAAO Course 102;
   2. (2) Proof of successfully completing the CNHA exam administered by the NHAAO required by Plc 1804.10(a)(8); and

   3. (3) The résumé required by Plc 1805.01(d) that includes an explanation of how the applicant has acquired the experience necessary to:

      1. a. Interpret:

         1. 1. Deeds and transfers for determination of value; and
         2. 2. Financial statements pertaining to the appraisal process;
      2. b. Prepare reports;
      3. c. Supervise subordinate property assessors, property assessor assistants, and building measurer and listers;
      4. d. Assist the municipal assessing officials in the use of the appropriate assessing manuals and the computer assisted mass appraisal system for their municipality;
      5. e. Perform statistical testing to understand the results of a reappraisal or the need for a reappraisal;
      6. f. Analyze sales of properties to produce a market analysis and USPAP-compliant report; and
      7. g. Defend property values established for real property.

Source. #14330, eff 9-22-25, EXPIRES: 9-22-35