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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 18. Professional And Occupational Licensing
Title 18. Professional And Occupational Licensing
Agency 48. Common Interest Community Board
11/4/2025

Chapter 50.
Common Interest Community Manager Regulations
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  • Part II.
    Entry
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    • Section 20
    Application procedures
    Section 30
    Qualifications for licensure as a common interest community manager
    Section 35
    Qualifications for certification as a certified principal or supervisory employee effective July 1, 2012
    Section 37
    Licensure and certification by reciprocity
    Section 40
    Application denial
  • Part IV.
    Renewal and Reinstatement
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    • Section 90
    Renewal required
    Section 100
    Expiration and renewal
    Section 110
    Reinstatement of common interest community manager license and certified principal or supervisory employee certificate required
    Section 120
    Status of license or certificate during the period prior to reinstatement
    Section 130
    Board discretion to deny renewal or reinstatement
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