Appraisal Invoice Template

This form is designed for appraisers, valuators, and assessors and could be used for evaluating property, jewelry, and the like. It features a watermark of the appraiser on top of the form.

The form contains "appraiser" and "Client" sections, one column of description, and a "Total" field on the bottom.

It is based on the Artist Bill of Sale (c1007) and is customized to be suitable for appraisers.

The "License No. (Your text here)" line is kept. In order to become a Licensed Residential appraiser, and earn the right to do appraisals on your own, most states require you to become a Trainee Appraiser and obtain experience. Many states have different titles for the Trainee Appraiser license level, such as Apprentice Appraiser or Registered Appraiser.

For example, for real estate appraisers in California, you can find more information about state licensing and certification on the web site of California Bureau of Real Estate Appraisers.

This is also true for jewelry appraisers. If you're an independent jewelry appraiser, it is important for you to gain experience from on-the-job training and to earn an appraisal certification or even a gemologist designation from the Gemological Institute of America. If you have such a certificate or qualification, show it on your appraisal invoices.

This template does not calculate totals. It offers a manually editable "Total" field at the bottom of the sheet. There are also fields for "Amount Received" and "Total Due". This makes the form suitable for progress and partial payment (c5092).