1. (a) A registrant shall give the Board written notice of any change to the contact information for its primary contact or appraiser contact within 15 days of the change.
2. (b) If a registrant's primary contact or appraiser contact changes, the registrant shall give the Board written notice of the change, including all information required by §1104.103(4) or (6), Texas Occupations Code, and, if appropriate, documentation that the person is qualified to serve under §1104.104(b), Texas Occupations Code, within 15 days of the change.
3. (c) A registrant shall give the Board written notice within 15 days if its primary contact or appraiser contact ceases to serve in that role and a qualified replacement is not immediately named. If a registrant's primary contact or appraiser contact ceases to be serve in that role and the registrant does not give the Board written notice of a replacement, the registrant shall be placed on inactive status.
4. (d) A primary contact who assumes that role during the term of the registration shall provide the Board written consent to a criminal history background check, as required by §1104.102, Texas Occupations Code. If the person does not satisfy Board's moral character requirements, the Board shall remove the person from its records and the registrant will be placed on inactive status. Such a decision by Board staff may be reviewed and reconsidered by the commissioner if the registrant submits a written request for reconsideration within ten days of notice that the person does not qualify to serve as primary contact. The registrant will remain on inactive status while the request for reconsideration is pending.
5. (e) The appraiser contact must hold an active, current license or certification issued by an appraiser regulatory agency within the jurisdiction of the Appraisal Subcommittee.

Source Note:The provisions of this §159.104 adopted to be effective November 3, 2011, 36 TexReg 7320.