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The Texas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board (TALCB)
created by an act of the Texas Legislature in 1991 to license, certify and regulate real estate appraisers in Texas under state and federal laws.


Renewing and Applying Online

The Texas Real Estate Commission and The Texas Appraiser Licensing & Certification Board would like to make several important points about registering for online services, and completing your license renewal, followed by some helpful FAQs on these topics.

  1. There is a "Registration Help Guide" found on the first page reached after selecting the "My License Online Services" link. Please read it and use it, as not all steps in the process are self-evident.
  2. To register, click the “Register here” link to set up a User ID at the bottom of the “My License Online Services” homepage. Once you have registered, an email with your temporary password will be sent to your email address of record. You may verify your email address by using the licensee look-up feature on the TREC website at http://www.trec.state.tx.us/newsandpublic/licenseeLookup/ You may then enter your email address and temporary password and click on the “Log On” button. For step by step instructions, please use the Registration Help Guide. If you have already registered and need to renew the license or update your contact information, please enter the email address you registered with along with your password and click the log on button at http://www.trec.state.tx.us/onlineservices_status.asp. If you have forgotten your password, you may click the "Reset Your Password Here" link to obtain a new password.
  3. Around 8,000 license holders renew online each month, so please do not wait until the last 2-3 days of the month to attempt an online renewal. Due to mandated budget cuts, we have only a single T-1 line to access our webserver, which means it only takes 100 or so concurrent users to slow these services down significantly, and more can even overload it. Thanks for helping us to get the word out to your fellow license holders.

We appreciate your patience and understanding.

FAQs

These FAQs address most of the questions that we have received. If you do not see an answer to the question you submitted, please send an email message to or call (512) 936-3001.


  • Which online services are currently available?
    • Certified Residential Appraiser renewals
    • Certified General Appraiser renewals
    • Holders of the above certifications may also manage their contact information: address, telephone number, and email address through online service.
  • The online system is not accepting my temporary password. What do I do? You may select & copy the temporary password in the email message you received when you registered, then paste it into the "Online Services - Login and Registration" web page when you log in. Then, you will be prompted to create a new password of your own. Keep in mind that we will never send you the password that you have created, only a temporary password. So write down your new password once you create it. If you continue to have problems, you may click the "Reset your password here" link to get another temporary password. When you log in with it, you will again be prompted to create a new password of your own.
  • If you have received a letter requesting additional information to complete your application, you must fax the information to the licensing section at (512) 936-3863 or email it to .

Who is Regulated by the TALCB?

File and Pay for a Renewal Online! for General Certified, Residential Certified, and Trainees.
NOTE: General Certified, Residential Certified, State Licensed and Provisionally Licensed Appraisers MUST take the 7-hour National USPAP Update Course. This is an application for renewal and does not automatically renew a certification.
What's New?
 
  • (11/14/2011) Notice to the public: The Texas Appraiser License and Certification Board meeting has been rescheduled for January 13th, 2012 at 10am. For more details click here.
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  • (11/01/2011) Appraiser Trainees: Effective November 1, 2011, the license period for appraiser trainees will change from one year to two years and appraiser trainees may request inactive status.
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  • (11/01/2011) EXAMINATIONS: Effective November 1, 2011, Applicants who submit an application must pass the exam within one year of the application filing date. House Bill 2375 prohibits an applicant who has failed the examination three times from retaking it until he or she has completed additional education as required by the Board. The applicant who has failed the exam by one to five points will be required to take 15 hours of additional education. An applicant who has failed the exam by six to ten points will be required to take 30 hours, etc., with a maximum of 60 hours of additional education.
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  • (11/01/2011) NATIONAL REGISTRY FEE: Effective January 1, 2012, The National Registry fee will increase to $40/year ($80 per two-year license). The increased fee will be required for all licenses issued on or after January 1, 2012, timely renewals of licenses expiring after December 31, 2011, and all late renewals filed on or after January 1, 2012. This change was initiated by the Appraisal Subcommittee (ASC), as required by Federal law, and all registry fees are forwarded to the ASC.
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  • (10/25/2011) New TREC Advisor / TALCB Bulletin/ Inspector Insight Available Online . . . read more
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  • (09/20/2011) Important Notice To All License Holders And Registrants At TREC & TALCB . . . read more
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  • Find former "What's New" items in the "What's New" Archive
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