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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 18. Professional And Occupational Licensing
12/6/2024

Agency 62. Fair Housing Board

Preface
Agency Summary
Chapter 10
Public Participation GuidelinesRead all
Part I
Purpose and Definitions
Section 10
Purpose
Section 20
Definitions
Part II
Notification of Interested Persons
Section 30
Notification List
Section 40
Information to Be Sent to Persons on the Notification List
Part III
Public Participation Procedures
Section 50
Public Comment
Section 60
Petition for Rulemaking
Section 70
Appointment of Regulatory Advisory Panel
Section 80
Appointment of Negotiated Rulemaking Panel
Section 90
Meetings
Section 100
Public Hearings on Regulations
Section 110
Periodic Review of Regulations
Chapter 20
Fair Housing Certification RegulationsRead all
Part I
General
Section 10
Applicability
Section 20
Definitions
Part II
Entry Requirements
Section 30
Qualifications for Certification
Section 40
Application Fees
Part III
Renewal of Certification
Section 50
Renewal Required
Section 60
Qualification for Renewal
Section 70
Procedures for Renewal
Section 80
Failure to Renew
Section 90
Fees for Renewal
Section 100
Board Discretion to Deny Renewal
Part IV
Standards of Conduct
Section 110
Maintenance of Certificates
Part V
Education
Section 120
Proprietary School Standards; Course Requirements; Instructor Requirements
Section 130
School Renewal Procedures
Section 140
Course Renewal Procedures
Section 150
Instructor Renewal Procedures
Section 160
Fees
Section 170
Posting of Instructor Approval
Section 180
Withdrawal of Approval
FORMS
Forms (18VAC62-20)

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