24 Miss. Code. R. § 7-5-5 - Terms of Certificate Renewal
A. Renewal
Application Review
(1) The Division reviews
all renewal application materials for completeness. Renewal applicants are
notified in writing if a problem(s) is found; they are given an opportunity to
correct the problem(s) by resubmitting the necessary form(s)/material(s)/
fee(s).
(2) The Review Board
reviews all complete renewal applications and makes recommendations regarding
renewal, as appropriate, to the DMH Executive Director. The Review Board will
not review incomplete applications; see Chapter 2, Section 2, B., (7), p.
5.
(3) Upon review and approval/
disapproval by the Executive Director, each renewal applicant will be notified
in writing of the status of his/her renewal application.
(4) Upon approval, each certificant's/
licensee's certificate is considered to be renewed and continues to be valid
for the next two-year Certification/Licensure Period. In addition, a renewal
document is issued to each renewed certificant and licensee; see Chapter 5,
Section 5, B., p. 34.
(5)
Incomplete renewal applications which were received by the June 30th renewal
deadline may be maintained on file through July 31st to allow the individuals
an opportunity to resolve problem(s). After July 31st, these credentials are
considered expired. See Chapter 5, Section 6, C., p. 35 for more information on
the July 31st deadline.
(6) The
terms of certificate issuance continue to be applicable to the renewed
certificate. See Chapter 4, Section 6, pp. 27-28 for more information on the
original terms of certificate issuance.
B. Renewal Document
(1) After renewal is complete, each
certificant/licensee will be sent a renewal document indicating his/her
continued professional certification/licensure for the next two-year
Certification/ Licensure Period.
(2) It is the intent of the Department of
Mental Health that each certificant/ licensee holds only one official renewal
document per professional title for the current two-year
Certification/Licensure Period. Replacement renewal documents are provided only
in specific instances. See Chapter 6, Section 4, pp. 37-38 for information on
obtaining a replacement renewal document.
(3) The terms of certificate issuance are
also applicable to the renewal document. See Chapter 4, Section 6, pp. 27-28
for more information on the original terms of certificate issuance.
C. Administrative Appeal
The terms of administrative appeal are applicable to the renewal process. See Chapter 4, Section 8, p. 28.
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