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    Verify the Assigned Appraiser in Salt Lake City
    Updated October 5, 20264 min readFinding Appraisers

    Verify the Assigned Appraiser in Salt Lake City

    Identify the assigned appraiser and verify the credential appropriate to the actual assignment before ordering.

    Verify the appraiser for the actual assignment

    Ask for the assigned appraiser's full name and the credential relevant to the work. Use Utah's Real Estate and Appraisal License Search at https://secure.utah.gov/rer/relv/search.html to check the assigned appraiser. A company's marketing name, a contact association or an online review is not proof of a current credential.

    Describe what the report must address

    Include the property address, parcel number, effective date and intended use. Ask about the proposed appraiser's experience with that property type and date, the scope, report recipients and any testimony needs.

    Keep the request and the verification separate

    You can contact Eagle Home Appraisal Salt Lake City about a request without treating the website as credential verification. Obtain the assigned provider's identity before engagement and check the applicable record and reporting requirements.

    Source: Utah Division of Real Estate, https://realestate.utah.gov/. Public page checked October 5, 2026. No individual appraiser's license was verified in this guide.

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