Alabama
For Alabama, permit duration is effective for one specific assignment or as listed on the client/appraiser contract or engagement letter; permits per year is five permits within a twelve-month period; extension allowed is yes — an extension must be requested if the assignment is not completed within six months, recorded from its source on 2026-08-28.
- State
- Alabama our reading
- Permit duration
- effective for one specific assignment or as listed on the client/appraiser contract or engagement letter verified
- Permits per year
- five permits within a twelve-month period verified
- Extension allowed
- yes — an extension must be requested if the assignment is not completed within six months our reading
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What the source says
A Temporary Practice Permit enables a certified or licensed appraiser in one state to obtain a temporary permit from another state to perform an appraisal assignment in the other state. The temporary permit is effective for one specific assignment or as listed on the client/appraiser contract or engagement letter. The appraiser is limited to five permits within a twelve-month period. If the assignment is not completed within six months, the appraiser must request an extension.
— reab.alabama.gov, retrieved 2026-08-28
Source
- reab.alabama.govhttps://reab.alabama.gov/application-process/reciprocity/