30 Miss. Code. R. 2101-2.6 - Fees
A. Renewal Fees:
1. School License Renewal: A school owner who
fails to renew his school license within one (1) year from date of expiration
must make a new application for licensure as prescribed in Section
73-7-16,
and Rule
5.2.
2. Salon License Renewal: A salon owner who
fails to renew his salon license within one (1) year from date of expiration
must make a new application for licensure as prescribed in Section
73-7-17,
and Rule
4.2.
3. All Licensees:
a. The postmark date on the transmittal
envelope of the renewal application and fee is determinative in ascertaining
whether receipt was prior to the expiration of the grace period.
b. Application for renewal of licenses which
are not accompanied by the provided renewal form are assessed a fee for lost
renewal form.
c. When an applicant
for renewed license has not submitted required documentation or proper fee,
applicant will be notified of same by mail, and license processing is placed on
"hold" for a maximum of sixty (60) days, during which time no additional fees
or charges will be assessed. If however, a period of sixty (60) days has passed
without submittal of required information or balance due, credited fees are
forfeited; refunds cannot be granted.
d. The renewal fee for any licensee aged
seventy (70) or older at time of renewal shall be waived when such licensee
submits a copy of a government issued document demonstrating proof of age.
B. Refunds
of fees.
1. Application for a new license. An
applicant may make a written request to withdraw the application, under the
following conditions:
a. The application
cannot, or has not been approved, for any reason
b. In the case of an application for
reciprocity, the license issuance process has not begun.
c. In the case of an application for a new
salon, an inspection has not occurred.
2. Balance due on application fees. An
applicant may submit a written request for a refund of application fees, either
new or renewal, where there is a balance due, and the applicant does not wish
to submit the additional fee.
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