The Appraisal Institute of Canada – Ontario (AIC – ON) has been tasked with administering admissions to membership and changes of membership status. These tasks include:
- Administration of the designation process (advice on current requirements and deadlines, administration of the Applied Experience Program and oral examinations)
- Processing Candidate and Student Member Applications
- Changes in Membership Status, including:
- Retirement
- Resignation
- Compassionate Leave
- Reinstatement
Path to Designation
The path to designation includes a number of detailed requirements that must be completed within a prescribed time period. Our provincial organization will assist you in tracking your progress towards designation.
Detailed information on the specific requirements of education, experience and examination can be found in the Path to Designation section of the web site.
Candidates & Students
The AIC – ON administrative office assist those individuals who are living in Ontario and want to join the Appraisal Institute of Canada as Candidate or Student members. AIC – ON processes applications for student and prospective Candidate members of the Institute who have met the necessary membership prerequisites. Select the appropriate application form below, complete it and return it to:
APPRAISAL INSTITUTE OF CANADA ~ ONTARIO
16 Four Seasons Place, Suite 108
Toronto, Ontario M9B 6E5
Fax: (416) 695-9321
Toll-free fax: 1-800-771-8087
Reinstatement
Former members of the Institute may be reinstated, subject to the criteria for reinstatement as established by the Board of Directors from time-to-time. Details on the exact requirements for reinstatement are outlined in the General Policies on Reinstatement (December 2009).
Reinstatement is initiated through the Ontario office and is subject to payment of the applicable fees. Please contact us directly to determine the cost to reinstate.
Associate Membership
Those wishing to join the Institute as an Associate member must complete an Application for Associate Membership and return it to the national office of the Institute in Ottawa.
December 2, 2010