Commission extends Eric Victor’s certification window to year‑end; requires supervisor registration and documentation

The Connecticut Real Estate Appraisal Commission granted an extension through Dec. 31 for appraiser Eric Victor to complete his qualifying activities, and it required that his supervising appraiser register with the board immediately and that both parties provide supporting documentation at the next meeting.

Victor told the commission that he completed several qualifying classes between 2019 and 2023 but did not complete final course examinations before some providers removed earlier records; he said reimbursement timing from his employer constrained how quickly he could re‑enroll. Board members asked for course certificates and documentation and sought clarity about who had been registered as Victor’s supervisor. A company supervisor on the call said he had been working with Victor informally and agreed to register formally.

Why it matters: The candidate’s six‑year window had lapsed. The commission adopted a time‑limited extension that allows the candidate to gather records and resume qualifying activities while the board and staff address documentation of supervision and course completion.

Details and next steps: The extension runs through the end of the calendar year. The commission ordered the candidate and his supervisor to produce course completion evidence and any experience logs, and it asked the supervisor to submit a formal supervisory registration immediately; staff will monitor compliance and place the item back on the next agenda. Commissioners noted that failure to register a current supervisor retroactively could affect the creditability of experience hours accrued under an unapproved supervisor.