An appraisal management company must register in every state where it engages appraisers, and nearly all of them require a surety bond as a condition of registration. It protects appraisers from non-payment and consumers from misconduct. Pick your state below for its requirement and price.
The $25,000 bond every Alabama appraisal management company files with the Real Estate Appraisers Board. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $50,000 registration bond every Alaska appraisal management company files with the Division of Corporations, Business, and Professional Licensing. $500 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 registration bond every Arizona appraisal management company files under A.R.S. 32-3667. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 bond every Arkansas appraisal management company files with the Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 bond every Colorado appraisal management company files with the Division of Real Estate. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 bond every Delaware appraisal management company files with the Council on Real Estate Appraisers. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 bond every Georgia appraisal management company files with the Real Estate Appraisers Board. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 registration bond every Hawaii appraisal management company posts under HRS 466K. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 registration bond every Idaho appraisal management company files with the Real Estate Appraiser Board. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 registration bond every Illinois appraisal management company files with IDFPR. $250 flat — the application collects no credit information.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 bond every Iowa appraisal management company files with the Division of Banking. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 bond every Louisiana appraisal management company files with the LREAB. $200 flat, the price you see is the checkout price.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 bond an AMC files to register with the Mississippi Real Estate Appraiser Board. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 bond every Missouri appraisal management company files with the Real Estate Appraisers Commission under §339.511. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 registration bond every Nebraska AMC files with the Real Property Appraiser Board. $250 flat. The application collects no credit information.
View bond details & applyThe fixed $25,000 bond every New Jersey appraisal management company files with the Real Estate Appraiser Board. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 bond every New Mexico appraisal management company files with the Real Estate Appraisers Board to register. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 bond every NC appraisal management company files with the Appraisal Board. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 registration bond every North Dakota appraisal management company files with the Appraiser Board. $250, issued instantly.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 bond every Oregon appraisal management company files to register with the Appraiser Certification and Licensure Board. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 bond a South Carolina appraisal management company files to register with the Real Estate Appraisers Board. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 bond every South Dakota AMC files with the Department of Labor & Regulation to register. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 bond every Tennessee appraisal management company files with the Real Estate Appraiser Commission under TCA 62-39-408. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 bond Utah requires to register an appraisal management company with the Division of Real Estate. $250 flat, issued instantly.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 bond an appraisal management company files with the Real Estate Appraiser Board to register in Wyoming. $250 flat.
View bond details & applyA registration prerequisite that mainly protects the appraisers on the panel.
Any company that maintains a panel of appraisers and assigns work on behalf of lenders — the AMC registration requirement flows from Dodd-Frank and is administered state by state.
Primarily the appraisers: non-payment for completed assignments is the most common claim. It also covers consumers and lenders harmed by an AMC violating state appraisal law.
By state statute. Most set a flat figure per registration, so the price is known before you apply — each state page shows it.















