Entrustment and Liquidation Center (infath) defines an evaluator as a firm that has qualifications, ability and experience to carry out the evaluation process to the Center and its clients in a specialized, objective and unbiased manner. Evaluation of an asset depends on many specifications including nature, purpose, use, scope of work, and organizational requirements. Evaluators must have a license in the field of the targeted assets. There are four types of assets: (real estate, machinery and equipment, vehicles and vehicles accidents, and economic establishments). The evaluator also provides services of evaluation of settlement results that requires a verification of detailed accounts operations and reviewing the evaluation outcomes and their logic, then choose or determine the final estimate of the value. 
 
In the event that the item does not belong to one of the licensed specializations, the evaluator does the evaluation in accordance with his\her practical experience without depending on the license requirement.