Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-858-826: Grounds for denial of registration

The Oklahoma Real Estate Appraiser Board may refuse to issue a

registration either on an original application or a renewal

application, if it has reasonable grounds to believe and finds any

of the following to be true:

1. That the applicant or any partner has, within twelve (12)

months preceding the date of the application violated any provision

of the Oklahoma Appraisal Management Company Regulation Act or

regulation of the Oklahoma Real Estate Appraiser Board;

2. That the applicant is not of good moral character;

3. That the applicant has been the holder of a registration

revoked or suspended for cause, or surrendered in lieu of

disciplinary proceedings;

4. That the applicant, in the case of an application for

renewal of any registration, would not be eligible for such license

on a first application;

5. That the issuance of the registration applied for would

result in a violation of any provision of the Oklahoma Appraisal

Management Company Regulation Act; or

6. When, in the judgment of the Oklahoma Real Estate Appraiser

Board, the registrant has, in the conduct of affairs under the

registration, demonstrated incompetency, or untrustworthiness, or

conduct or practices rendering the registrant unfit to carry on

appraisal management services or making continuance in the business

detrimental to the public interest, or that the licensee is no

longer in good faith carrying on appraisal management services, and

for this conduct is found by the Oklahoma Real Estate Appraiser

Board to be a source of detriment, injury, or loss to the public.