Nevada Real estate appraiser License: Requirements, Cost & How to Apply (2026)

Nevada Real Estate Division

Nevada Real Estate Division

Department of Business and Industry Nevada Real Estate Division

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

Open the official agency page

https://red.nv.gov/Content/Appraisal/About/

Appraisers of Real Estate

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

Open the official agency page

https://red.nv.gov/Content/Appraisal/Licensing_Requirements/

Submit a completed license application

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

Registered intern: 30 hours basic principles, 30 hours basic procedures, 15 hours National USPAP and 3 hours Nevada law.

Registered intern: 30 hours basic principles, 30 hours basic procedures, 15 hours National USPAP and 3 hours Nevada law.

30 hours of basic appraisal principles 30 hours of basic appraisal procedures 15 hours of National USPAP 3 hours of Nevada Law 2. Submit a completed registration application;

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

Licensed residential: at least 2 years and 2,400 hours as an appraiser or intern.

Licensed residential: at least 2 years and 2,400 hours as an appraiser or intern.

Show proof of at least 2 years and 2,400 hours of experience working as an appraiser or intern

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

Licensed and certified residential: proof of passing the appraisal examination or active licensure in another state.

Licensed and certified residential: proof of passing the appraisal examination or active licensure in another state.

Show proof of passing the Appraisal examination or proof of active licensure in another state.

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

$100

100

$100.00 application fee

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

2 years

2

2-year valid period.

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

Current out-of-state appraisers have an abbreviated application: application, home-state license copy and 3 hours of Nevada Appraisal Law; no experience log or experience verification is required.

Current out-of-state appraisers have an abbreviated application: application, home-state license copy and 3 hours of Nevada Appraisal Law; no experience log or experience verification is required.

Those wishing to obtain a Nevada appraiser license and who hold a valid appraiser license in another state, district, or US territory have an abbreviated application process. These individuals must: 1. Submit a completed application No log is required No verification of experience is required 2. Submit a copy of the appraiser license from their home state and 3. Show proof of completing 3 hours of education in Nevada Appraisal Law

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

An intern must register under a Nevada certified appraiser to obtain experience for licensure.

An intern must register under a Nevada certified appraiser to obtain experience for licensure.

To obtain the required experience to apply for licensure, an intern must be registered with the Division under a Nevada certified appraiser.

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

Certified residential appraisers may appraise property with no more than four residential units, without a value limit.

Certified residential appraisers may appraise property with no more than four residential units, without a value limit.

Suitable for or consisting of no more than four residential units in any one transaction; and Without limit of value.

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

Certified residential: at least 2 years and 2,500 hours of experience, including 500 hours involving complex property.

Certified residential: at least 2 years and 2,500 hours of experience, including 500 hours involving complex property.

Show proof of at least 2 years of and 2,500 hours experience working as an appraiser or intern, including not less than 500 hours of experience relating to complex property

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

Intern registration fee: $190 plus a $15 technology fee, separate from the application fee.

Intern registration fee: $190 plus a $15 technology fee, separate from the application fee.

$190.00 registration fee $15.00 technology fee

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

Licensed and certified residential license fee: $240, plus $80 federal registry fee and $15 technology fee.

Licensed and certified residential license fee: $240, plus $80 federal registry fee and $15 technology fee.

$240.00 license fee; and $80.00 Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council fee $15.00 technology fee

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

Intern applicants and supervising appraisers must complete the supervisor/trainee course before applying.

Intern applicants and supervising appraisers must complete the supervisor/trainee course before applying.

Applicants and the supervising appraiser MUST complete the Supervisor/Trainee course prior to submitting an application.

Last verified Oct 25, 2026