Which statement is true regarding a Recertification of Value?

The true statement regarding a Recertification of Value is that it does not change the effective date of the value. A Recertification of Value is typically issued to confirm that the provided appraisal value remains valid and applicable after a certain period, especially if the market conditions haven't significantly shifted since the original appraisal. The effective date set in the original appraisal remains unchanged during this process; therefore, the value can still be relied upon within the context and time frame established by the original appraisal.

In contrast to the other options, a Recertification does not involve an updated effective date to the current moment or establish a future prospective date—it merely affirms the existing value. It also does not generate a new appraisal or report but reinforces the original appraisal's validity.