DEPARTMENT OF REGULATORY AGENCIES
DIVISION OF REAL ESTATE
BOARD OF REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS
4 CCR 725-2

CHAPTER 13: DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURES
13.4	When a holder of a Board-issued license or Temporary Practice Permit has received written notification from the Board that a complaint has been filed against the holder, a written response to the Board is required to be submitted by the holder. Failure to submit a written response within the time set by the Board in its notification will be grounds for disciplinary action, unless the Board has granted an extension of time for the response in writing and regardless of the question of whether the underlying complaint warrants further investigation or subsequent action by the Board. The holder’s written response must contain the following:
A.	A complete and specific answer to the factual recitations, allegations or averments; 
B.	A complete and specific response to any additional questions, allegations or averments presented in the notification letter; 
C. 	Any documents or records requested in the notification letter; and
D.	Any further information relative to the complaint that the holder believes to be relevant or material to the matters addressed in the notification letter. 
13.9 	A holder of a Board-issued license or Temporary Practice Permit must respond in writing to any correspondence from the Board requiring a response. The written response must be submitted within the time period provided by the Board. The Board will send such correspondence to the holder’s address of record filed with the Board. Failure to submit a timely written response will be grounds for disciplinary action.