Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Appraisal Subcommittee (ASC)?

• A. Providing guidance and oversight
• B. Maintaining the National Registry
• C. Writing, interpreting, and amending USPAP
• D. Overseeing state licensing programs

Answer: (C)

The ASC’s role is regulatory oversight of state appraisal programs. It provides guidance and oversight to state licensing and registration programs, and it maintains the National Registry of appraisers to ensure those records are accurate and accessible. It also oversees how states implement Title XI to promote consistent, credible appraisal practices across the profession. What the ASC does not do is write, interpret, or amend USPAP. Those standards are created and revised by the Appraisal Standards Board of the Appraisal Foundation. So the statement describing writing, interpreting, and amending USPAP is not a responsibility of the ASC.