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Real Estate Appraiser Licence: Moving from Quebec to Nova Scotia
The short answer
Direct transfer
The page says applicants registered in another province provide a letter of good standing sent directly from that province, with no additional exam or competence assessment mentioned. Source
“If you are a registered real estate appraiser in another province, provide a letter of good standing sent directly from the other province;”
nsreaa.ca/membership/become-a-member
Both provinces
| Licensed in Quebec | Moving to Nova Scotia | |
|---|---|---|
| Licence status | Title protected | Licence required |
| Regulator | — | Nova Scotia Association of Real Estate Appraisers |
| Guide | Real estate appraiser in Quebec | Real estate appraiser in Nova Scotia |
Steps to transfer
Provide letter of good standing
Source
“If you are a registered real estate appraiser in another province, provide a letter of good standing sent directly from the other province;”
nsreaa.ca/membership/become-a-member
Processing time: Not stated by the regulator Check with Nova Scotia Association of Real Estate Appraisers
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