Which of the following is NOT required by USPAP to be included in an Appraisal Report?

In the context of USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice), the inclusion of the client's specific name in an appraisal report is not a requirement. The purpose of USPAP is to establish a set of ethical and performance standards for appraisers, ensuring that their work is credible and transparent.

While appraisers are required to provide a value conclusion, a thorough property description, and their qualifications to convey their expertise and ensure credibility, the specific naming of the client does not enhance the report's objectivity or professional responsibility. It's important to maintain confidentiality, and including the client's name might compromise that principle.

This nuanced understanding helps appraisers focus on the essential elements that contribute to the integrity and reliability of their reports, while still considering client confidentiality practices.