Which type of appraisal review does NOT require an appraiser license?

An administrative appraisal review typically does not require an appraiser license because this type of review focuses on the process and compliance aspects of the appraisal operation rather than the technical evaluation of the property itself. Administrative reviews usually assess if the appraisal meets the required standards, procedures, and regulations without directly evaluating the appraised value or the methodology used in assessing the property.

In contrast, technical reviews, complete reviews, and field reviews often involve a level of analysis and evaluation that requires an appraiser to have the necessary licensure to understand and critique appraisal methodologies, market analysis, and valuation standards effectively. These types of reviews delve deeper into the substantive aspects of the appraisal process, which mandates that the reviewer possesses specific qualifications and expertise in the appraisal field.