General Laws

[Text of section effective until August 11, 2011. For text effective August 11, 2011, see below.]

Section 181. A. The term of a certificate or a license issued under the authority of the board, except a transitional license under subdivision C of section one hundred and eighty, shall be three years from the date of issuance. Notwithstanding the foregoing, each certificate or license originally issued to an individual, except a transitional license under said subdivision C of said section one hundred and eighty, shall be valid until the anniversary of the date of birth of the licensee next occurring more than thirty-six months after the date of issuance. A real estate appraisal trainee shall be eligible for renewal of a trainee license for only one three year period after the original term of the license.

[There is no subdivision B.]

[Text of section as amended by 2010, 447, Sec. 1 effective August 11, 2011. See 2010, 447, Sec. 3. For text effective until August 11, 2011, see above.]

Section 181. The term of a certificate or a license issued by the board, except a transitional license under subdivision C of section 180, shall be 2 years from the date of issuance. Notwithstanding the foregoing, each certificate or license originally issued to an individual, except a transitional license under said subdivision C of said section 180, shall be valid until the anniversary of the date of birth of the licensee next occurring more than 24 months after the date of issuance; or the director of the division of professional licensure may designate a date other than a birthday for license expiration. A real estate appraisal trainee shall be eligible for renewal of a trainee license for not more than 4 two-year periods after the original term of the license.