Haw. Code R. § 16-77-11 - Denial of license application
(a) The board shall
deny the issuance of a license when an application is insufficient or
incomplete or where the applicant has failed to provide satisfactory proof that
the applicant:
(1) Meets the qualifications
under section
444-11,
HRS;
(2) Is qualified by experience
or training for the license sought;
(3) Has the financial integrity to operate as
a contractor. As proof of financial integrity, the board may require the
applicant to post a surety bond as a condition for licensure; or
(4) Meets any of the other requirements
provided in chapter 444, HRS, or this chapter.
(b) The board may deny issuance of a license
when the applicant is known to have committed any of the acts for which a
license may be suspended or revoked under chapter 444, HRS, or this
chapter.
(c) An application for a
license shall be automatically rejected and the applicant shall be denied
issuance of a license when:
(1) The applicant
or the applicant's RME, after having been notified to do so, fails to appear
for the examination or reexamination, whichever the case may be. The executive
officer, upon receiving a written request, may postpone the examination;
provided that in no case shall the examination period extend over six months
(refer to sections 16-77-43 and 16-77-45); or
(2) The applicant, after having been notified
to do so, fails to pay the required fees, fails to file a surety bond as
required pursuant to this chapter, or fails to comply with any of the
requirements in the law or rules of the board within one hundred twenty days
from date of notification.
(d) Any application for a license that has
been denied shall remain in the possession of the board for two years and shall
not be returned.
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