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Standard Definitions of Appraisal Backlogs

Appraisal Backlog is defined as any appraisal request not completed in 91 days after receipt of a complete and valid request, unless extended by negotiation with the client.

Tribal Backlog is considered to be any request for an appraisal that has not been completed and provided to the OAS Regional Supervisory Appraiser for review within 60 days of receiving a complete and valid appraisal request, unless extended by negotiation with the client.

Tribal Appraisal Review Backlog is defined as any 93-638* tribal appraisal assigned for review and approval that is incomplete (pending) 31 days or later. OAS has 30 days to review and approve appraisals prepared by tribal appraisal offices operating under 93-638 programs.

*Public Law 93-638 Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act

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Last Updated on 04/26/10