24 Miss. Code. R. 2-2.4 - Provider Certification - Fees
A. Interested
Agency Providers must submit a non-refundable initial application fee of
$150.00. After submitting an initial application for DMH certification, the
applicant will be contacted in writing by DMH notifying the Interested Agency
Provider of the fee. The fee must be submitted and received by DMH prior to DMH
review of the submitted initial application and supporting documentation. If
the fee is not received by DMH within 30 business days of DMH notifying the
Interested Agency Provider, the application will be voided. Interested Agency
Providers whose applications are voided due to failure to submit the fee must
wait 90 business days before reapplication. This fee applies to the initial
application for certification and any other subsequent initial applications an
Interested Agency Provider may submit due to being voided or denied.
B. A provider that is approved for Initial
Certification must submit an Initial Certification fee of $300.00 to become
fully certified. The provider will be contacted in writing by DMH notifying the
provider of the fee. The fee must be submitted and received by DMH prior to
DMH's issuance of a Certificate of Operation. If the fee is not received within
30 business days of DMH notifying the provider, Initial Certification will be
voided. Providers whose certification has been voided due to failure to submit
the fee must wait 90 days before reapplication.
C. DMH providers seeking Certificates of
Operation Renewal per Rule 4.2 must submit a fee of $300.00 for every
certification period. Providers who are eligible for certification renewal must
submit the fee within 30 business days of being notified by DMH. The fee must
be submitted and received by DMH prior to DMH's issuance of a renewal
Certificate of Operation. If the fee is not received within 30 business days of
DMH notifying the provider, the provider will have their certification
automatically changed to Expired status, effective the last day of the ending
certification period. Expired status means the certification is expired, and
the certification is no longer valid. Providers whose certification has expired
due to failure to submit the fee must wait 90 days before
reapplication.
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