What is the required notification period for an appraiser in New York after a decision is rendered in another state where he holds a license?

In New York, an appraiser is required to notify the appropriate authority within 30 days after a decision has been rendered against them in another state where they hold a license. This notification is crucial as it ensures that the New York State authorities are informed of any disciplinary actions or changes in the appraiser's licensing status that may affect their ability to practice. Timely reporting reflects the appraiser's adherence to professional standards and allows for proper oversight by the relevant regulatory bodies in New York. The 30-day period is designed to strike a balance between providing sufficient time for an appraiser to gather information and ensuring that the state can respond promptly to maintain the integrity of the profession.