Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-858-810: AMC controlling person

A. Each AMC applying to the Oklahoma Real Estate Appraiser

Board for a registration or for a renewal of a registration in this

state shall designate one controlling person that shall serve as the

main contact for all communication between the Board and the AMC.

B. The controlling person designated pursuant to subsection A

of this section shall:

1. Remain in good standing with any appraiser-credentialing

jurisdictions that the controlling person has credentials with,

however, nothing in this section shall require that a designated

controlling person hold an appraiser credential in any jurisdiction;

2. Have never had a credential issued by any appraiser-

credentialing jurisdiction to act as an appraiser refused, denied,

canceled, revoked, or surrendered in lieu of a pending disciplinary

proceeding in any jurisdiction;

3. Be of good moral character, as determined by the Board;

4. Submit to a background investigation, as determined by the

Board; and

5. Notify the Oklahoma Real Estate Appraiser Board of any

discipline imposed by any other jurisdiction, whether state or

federal, including but not limited to consent agreements or orders,

in connection with any real property valuation activity including,

but not limited to, public or private reprimand, censure, financial

penalty, probation, restriction on practice, delisting, suspension,

revocation, surrender of license or credential, debarment or any

other formal or informal resolution as to the Appraisal Management

Company or any of its individual controlling officers in their

capacity as an appraiser.

a. Discipline imposed by another jurisdiction shall be

reported in writing within ten (10) calendar days of

the certificate holder's receipt of the final order or

notice of the discipline imposed, and failure to

report shall itself be grounds for discipline.

b. The decision of the other jurisdiction that imposed

discipline may not be collaterally attacked. The sole

issue to be determined by the Board in the

disciplinary proceeding in this state shall be the

extent of the final discipline to be imposed by the

Board which may be less or more severe than the

discipline imposed by the other jurisdiction that

imposed discipline.