[This section is effective January 1, 2008]

1. (1) have attained the age of eighteen years;
2. (2) have graduated from high school or hold a certificate of equivalency to become an apprentice or licensed appraiser, have an associate degree or equivalent as promulgated by the board through regulation to become a certified residential appraiser, have a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent as promulgated by the board through regulation to become a certified general appraiser;
3. (3) submit proof of completion of qualifying education and, if applicable, experience requirements as specified in this chapter;
4. (4) submit certificates of licensure from all jurisdictions where presently or previously certified;
5. (5) pass an examination, if applicable. An applicant who does not become licensed within five years after passing the licensure examination must retake the examination. An applicant who does not become certified within two years after passing the certified residential or certified general examination must retake the examination.

To qualify as an appraiser, an applicant shall: