N.J. Admin. Code § 13:37A-2.2A - Abandonment of application for licensure
(a) An application for a license submitted to
the Board will be deemed abandoned if:
1. The
individual applying for the license has not submitted to the Board all of the
information and documentation required to obtain a license; and
2. Two years have elapsed since the first
notice to the applicant was sent by the Board informing him or her that the
Board had not received all of the information and documentation required for
licensure.
(b) If an
application for licensure is deemed abandoned pursuant to (a) above, the Board
shall administratively close the application without notice to the applicant
and shall dispose of any information or documentation submitted by the
applicant pursuant to the Division of Consumer Affairs' record retention
plan.
(c) An individual whose
application for licensure has been administratively closed by the Board
pursuant to (a) above may reapply for licensure pursuant to
N.J.A.C.
13:37A-2.1.
Notes
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