How to Become NAAA Member

Standards

Interested parties meeting the NAAA’s professional experience requirements are vetted by an NAAA accredited associate and need to pass a background check before becoming a member. Our members agree to abide by the NAAA’s strict code of standards that promote ethical and professional practices in the valuation and documentation of assets and agree to the NAAA’s continued educational training.

Requirements

NAAA membership is by referral of an existing member. To become a member, you must contact a member near you and let them know of your interest in NAAA membership. You will be vetted by the member and, if approved, the member will refer you to the certification board for application.

NAAA offers three types of certification based on experience: Journeyman, Certified Appraiser, and Master Certified Appraiser.

Cost

*New Member & Certification Training - $300

Annual Renewal & Continued Education - $200

*Requires referal of an existing member

Training Requirements:

Benchmark of verifiable related valuation experience and reputation:

25 appraisals, provide 1 sample appraisal, minimum 3.5 average star rating.
Certification training:

Videos/docs: Ethics and Standards: The required information that should be included in certified appraisals. 12 sections with q&a at the end of each section. Total time to complete 2 hrs, including the test.
Commitment to continued education:

3 sections - How to become an umpire. Must renew anytime within 90 days prior to your anniversary date or will have to start over with initial certification. Total time to complete: 1 hour.
NAAA board member participation:

Master Certified appraisers, responsibilities include attending quarterly meetings, assist with approving applicants.

Standards

Requirements

Cost

Steps to become a member

Training Requirements:

Benchmark of verifiable related valuation experience and reputation:

Certification training:

Commitment to continued education:

NAAA board member participation: