Or. Admin. R. 603-014-0048 - Reactivation Fees for Expired Certificates of Recordation of Brands
(1) If a
certificate of recordation has expired, the person who held the certification
of recordation may reactivate the certificate as provided in this section
within one year of the date the certificate expired.
(2) Within 60 days of the expiration, the
department will provide written notice of the expiration to the person who held
the certificate.
(3) To reactivate
a certificate of recordation, the person who held the certificate shall submit
a written request, submit all other requested documents, and pay a reactivation
fee plus a renewal fee.
(a) The person who
held the certificate of recordation may request in writing that the department
reactivate the certificate. The reactivation fee must accompany the request.
The amount of the reactivation fee is $25 for each certificate.
(b) If the department determines that the
certificate of recordation may still be reactivated, the department will inform
the person who held the certificate of the amount of the renewal fee and may
request additional documents from the person.
(c) The amount of the renewal fee for each
certificate of recordation will be calculated based on the livestock species
and on the number of days between the date that the department determined that
the certificate may still be activated and the new expiration date. For all
livestock species except sheep, the renewal fee for a certificate of
recordation shall be $.07 per day, up to a maximum of $100. For sheep, the
renewal fee for a certificate of recordation shall be $.03 per day, up to a
maximum of $40.
(d) Upon receiving
the information described in paragraph (b), the person who held a certificate
of recordation may submit the renewal fee to the department. If the person does
not submit the renewal fee so that the department receives it within three
months of the date that the department determined that the certificate of
recordation may be reactivated or within one year of the date that the
certificate expired, whichever occurs first, then the department's
determination will be deemed rescinded without further action.
(e) Upon receipt of a written request, the
reactivation fee, the renewal fee, and all requested documents as provided in
this section, the department will reactivate the certificate of recordation.
The reactivation shall allow use of the brand between the date that the
department determined that the certificate of recordation may be reactivated
and the new expiration date. The reactivation does not allow use of the brand
between the date the certificate or recordation expired and the date that the
department determined that the certificate of recordation may be
reactivated.
(4) If the
person who held a certificate of recordation does not reactivate an expired
certificate of recordation within one year of the date that the certificate
expired and as otherwise provided in this section, then the certificate is
considered abandoned and any other person may apply for recordation of the
distinctive brand.
(5) The
department will mail the notifications described in this section to a person
who held a certificate of recordation by addressing the notification to the
person and use the person's last known address as shown on the department's
records.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 561
Stats. Implemented: ORS 604.027(1) & 604.027(2)
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