Minnesota State Board of Assessors
Exam Proctor Afdavit (Cont.)
EPA
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A completed Exam Proctor Adavit must
be included with the course completion
certicate for any on-line course when the
exam is not proctored by the sponsoring
organization. e completed Exam Proc-
tor Adavit and the course completion
certicate for the on-line course should be
submitted to assessors.board@state.mn.us.
Use of Information
e Minnesota State Board of Asses-
sors (the “Board”) uses the information
requested on this adavit to verify that
a disinterested third party has proctored
the exam you have taken in order to either
obtain or upgrade your assessor’s license.
You are not required to provide any of this
information. However, if you do not, your
license may not be granted. If the informa-
tion is incomplete or inaccurate, this may
delay the initial granting or upgrading of
your license.
You are asked to provide a designated
residence or business address and telephone
number that will be used to contact you in
connection with this adavit. By providing
a designated address other than your home
address you consent to accept personal
service of process by service on the Board
for legal or administrative proceedings in
connection with this adavit.
If this adavit is being provided as part of
an initial license application, all of the in-
formation on this form except for your des-
ignated address is private while the Board
reviews your application. Only the Board
can have access to the private information.
Once your license has been granted, all
information that you provided on this appli-
cation except for a non-designated address,
becomes public. Your non-designated
address remains private. A non-designated
address is an address that you provided that
is not the address that you chose for the
Board to send correspondence to you.
If you already have a current assessor’s
license all information except for your non-
designated address is public.
e Board may release private data if it
determines that failure to make the data ac-
cessible is likely to create a clear and present
danger to public health or safety.