Ariz. Admin. Code § R13-6-202 - Issuance of an Agency License
A.
The Department shall notify an applicant when the agency license is ready for
issuance. The applicant has 90 days from the date of notification to:
1. Pay applicable license fees;
2. Provide a certificate of liability
insurance showing at least $100,000 coverage for any one person and $300,000
coverage for any one event and naming the Department as the certificate holder;
and
3. If the agency will have
employees, provide a certificate of workers' compensation insurance that names
the Department as the certificate holder.
B. If an applicant does not provide the
required information within 90 days, the Department shall deny the applicant a
license and the application fee is forfeited.
C. An applicant for an agency license or
renewal may request to pick up the license at the Department's office in
Phoenix. If no request is made, the Department shall send the license to the
mailing address of the applicant.
D. The Department shall ensure that an agency
license contains the name and street address of the licensed business and the
number of the license.
E. The
qualifying party shall post the agency license in a conspicuous place in the
principal business office.
F. The
qualifying party shall not assign or transfer the agency license.
G. The qualifying party shall notify the
Department in writing within 15 business days of any change of address of the
principal office.
H. If the
qualifying party surrenders the agency license before the expiration date, the
Department shall not refund any portion of the license fee.
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