1. How the Appraiser Disciplinary Hearing Process Really Works
Jacqueline T. Williams, Director
Elizabeth “Beth” Sigg, OREAB Chair
Anne M. Petit, Superintendent

2. Complaint Process

3. Who May Bring a Complaint?
Interested Parties
Other appraisers
AMCs
Financial Institutions
Secondary Market Participants

4. Who May Bring a Complaint?
Interested Parties
Real Estate Agents
Sellers/Buyers
Attorneys
Regulatory Agencies

5. Who May Bring a Complaint?
Licensee
Superintendent
Anonymous

6. Once the Complaint is Filed…
No Jurisdiction
Non-Viable
Possible License Law Violation

7. Mediation Opportunity

8. The Investigation
Division’s Duty
Licensee’s Duty

9. Adjudicatory Process No Further Action Appealable to OREAB
Complainant may appeal
Charges Issued
Notice of Opportunity for Hearing

10. Charges Issued Notice of Hearing Settlement possibility Hearing
Report Issued
Objections

11. Charges Issued
2. Board Review
3. Adjudication Order

12. Discipline §4763.11(F) provides types of sanctions: Public Reprimand
Fine
Education
Suspension
Revocation

13. Hearings Administrative (Called “119”)
Ohio Real Estate Appraiser Board

16. Questions? Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing
Anne M. Petit
Superintendent
77 S. High St., 20th Flr.
Columbus, Ohio 43215
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