Felony Restrictions by Code
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» Occupations Code
§1103.151. Real Estate Appraisers — Rules Relating To Certificates And Licenses
The board may adopt:
(1) rules for certifying or licensing an appraiser or approving an appraiser trainee in this state that are in accordance with this chapter and consistent with applicable federal law;
http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/Docs/OC/htm/OC.1103.htm#1103.151
» Texas Administrative Code Rule 22 TAC 153.19
22 TAC 153.19 - Licensing and Certification for Persons with Criminal Histories - (a) No currently incarcerated individual will be eligible to obtain or renew an appraiser license or certification. (b) The board may suspend or revoke an existing valid license or certification, disqualify an individual from receiving a license or certification, deny to a person the opportunity to be examined for a license or certification or deny any application for a license or certification, if the person has been convicted of a felony, had their felony probation revoked, had their parole revoked or had their mandatory supervision revoked. Any such action shall be made after consideration of the factors detailed in subsections (e) and (f) of this section. A person's license, certification, authorization as an appraiser trainee, or non-resident temporary practice registration shall be revoked upon the person's imprisonment following a felony conviction, felony probation revocation, revocation of parole, or revocation of mandatory supervision.
Note(s) Regarding This Legislation:
During the 82nd Legislature, HB 2375(5) amended Sec. 1103.151.