Accepting UAD 3.6 Orders

UAD 3.6 Appraisers Serving Dallas–Fort Worth

Appraisal Brothers LLC is accepting UAD 3.6 residential appraisal assignments from lenders and appraisal management companies throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth area.

Our Certified Residential Appraisers have completed and delivered reports using the redesigned Uniform Residential Appraisal Report and UAD 3.6 reporting format.

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Implementation Timeline

The UAD 3.6 Transition Is Underway

Lenders and AMCs can begin transitioning assignments to UAD 3.6 before the mandatory date. The required reporting format should be identified in the engagement letter or assignment instructions.

January 26, 2026

Broad Production

All lenders may submit UAD 3.6 appraisal reports through the Uniform Collateral Data Portal during Broad Production.

November 2, 2026

UAD 3.6 Mandate

All new UCDP appraisal submissions must use UAD 3.6 beginning on the mandate date.

May 3, 2027

Legacy Retirement

The UAD 2.6 pipeline is scheduled to be retired after the post-mandate revision period.

Plain-Language Overview

What Is UAD 3.6?

The Uniform Appraisal Dataset is the standardized dataset used to communicate residential appraisal information electronically through the Uniform Collateral Data Portal.

UAD 3.6 aligns appraisal reporting with MISMO Reference Model 3.6 and introduces a more data-driven, dynamic reporting structure. Under the redesigned Uniform Residential Appraisal Report, the property and assignment characteristics determine the applicable report content instead of relying exclusively on a fixed legacy form number.

The redesign provides more standardized fields for reporting property characteristics, market information, assignment details, and appraisal conclusions.

New Data Standard

Dynamic Residential Appraisal Reporting

A standardized dataset aligned with MISMO Reference Model 3.6.

First-Hand Experience

Experienced With the Redesigned URAR

Appraisal Brothers has already completed and delivered residential appraisal reports using UAD 3.6.

This first-hand experience has allowed our team to adapt its data collection, analysis, software, quality-control, and report-delivery processes to the redesigned format.

Completed and delivered UAD 3.6 appraisal reports
UAD 3.6-compatible appraisal software and reporting processes
Experience navigating the redesigned URAR
Familiarity with expanded standardized data requirements
Established quality-control and report-review procedures
Geographic competency throughout the DFW market
Clear communication with lenders and AMCs
Assignment-specific engagement-letter review

Professional Appraisal Services

Lender and AMC Appraisal Services

Appraisal Brothers provides independent residential appraisal services for local and national lenders and appraisal management companies throughout Dallas–Fort Worth.

Each assignment is completed according to the engagement letter, applicable client requirements, the assignment-specific scope of work, and the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice.

North Texas Coverage

Dallas–Fort Worth Appraisal Coverage

Appraisal Brothers provides residential appraisal services throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex and surrounding North Texas counties.

Collin Dallas Denton Ellis Hunt Johnson Kaufman Montague Navarro Parker Rockwall Tarrant

Coverage note: Assignment acceptance remains subject to property type, complexity, location, scope of work, and current availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

UAD 3.6 Appraisal Questions

Is Appraisal Brothers currently accepting UAD 3.6 orders?

Yes. Appraisal Brothers is currently accepting UAD 3.6 residential appraisal assignments from lenders and appraisal management companies throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth area.

Are your appraisers qualified to complete UAD 3.6 reports?

Victor Cornejo and Joshua Cornejo are Texas Certified Residential Appraisers. Our firm is trained, technologically equipped, and experienced in completing and delivering residential appraisal reports using the UAD 3.6 format and redesigned Uniform Residential Appraisal Report.

When does UAD 3.6 become mandatory?

UAD 3.6 becomes mandatory for all new appraisal reports submitted through the Uniform Collateral Data Portal on or after November 2, 2026.

What is changing under UAD 3.6?

UAD 3.6 introduces a more standardized and data-driven reporting structure aligned with MISMO Reference Model 3.6. The redesigned Uniform Residential Appraisal Report uses property and assignment information to determine the applicable report content rather than relying exclusively on a fixed legacy appraisal form.

Does a UAD 3.6 appraisal take longer?

Turnaround time depends on the property, assignment scope, access, complexity, client requirements, and requested due date. Because Appraisal Brothers has already completed and delivered UAD 3.6 reports, our team has practical experience working within the redesigned reporting process.

Do you work with national lenders and AMCs?

Yes. Appraisal Brothers works with local and national lenders and appraisal management companies while providing residential appraisal coverage throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth market.

How can a lender or AMC place an order?

Lenders and AMCs can contact Appraisal Brothers through our website or email orders@appraisalbrothers.com. Please include the subject property address, assignment type, client or AMC, requested due date, and applicable portal or delivery requirements.

Accepting Assignments

Ready to Assign a UAD 3.6 Appraisal?

Work with Certified Residential Appraisers who have already completed and delivered reports using the redesigned UAD 3.6 reporting format.

Contact Appraisal Brothers to confirm coverage, availability, fees, and current turn time for your Dallas–Fort Worth assignment.