N.H. Admin. Code § Ath 302.01 - Processing of Applications
(a) Applicants
who wish to apply for initial licensure as an athletic trainer shall do so by
submitting or arranging for the submission of, each of the following components
of the application packet:
(1) The application
form specified in
Ahp
601.01;
(2) The required documents specified by
Ath
302.02;
(3) The non-refundable application processing
fee specified by
Ahp
301.02(a); and
(4) The initial license fee specified by
Ahp
301.02(a).
(b) If the board, after receiving and
reviewing a completed application packet complying with Ath 302.01, requires
further information or documents to determine the applicant's qualification for
licensure, the board shall:
(1) So notify the
applicant in writing within 30 days; and
(2) Specify the information or documents it
requires.
(c) An
application shall be considered to be completed on the first date that the
board has received:
(1) The completed
application packet described in (a) above; and
(2) Any additional information or documents
which may have been requested pursuant to (b) above.
(d) The application shall be denied if the
application packet is not complete within 38 weeks of the receipt by the board
of the application-form part of the application packet.
(e) The board shall issue written approval or
denial of an application within 60 days of the date that the application packet
is complete.
(f) The board shall
refund the license fee, but not the application processing fee, if:
(1) The applicant withdraws the
application;
(2) The application
packet is not completed within 38 weeks of receipt by the board of the
application-form part of the application packet; or
(3) The board denies the
application.
(g) Any
applicant wishing to challenge the board's denial of an application for initial
licensure shall:
(1) Make a written request
for a hearing of the applicant's challenge; and
(2) Submit this request to the board:
a. Within 60 days of the board's notification
of denial; or
b. If the applicant
is on active military duty outside the United States, within 60 days of the
applicant's return to the United States or release from duty, whichever occurs
later.
Notes
#8384, eff 6-22-05; ss by #9837, eff 12-21-10
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