Or. Admin. R. 808-003-0231 - Restoration of a License that has not been Permanently Revoked
As provided in ORS 671.610(6) a license that has not been permanently revoked may be restored. This rule shall be effective as of July 1, 2012. The license may be restored under the following circumstances:
(1)
Revocation for nonpayment of a claim under a final order of the board or an
arbitration award or under a judgment rendered in this or any other state. To
restore license, revoked licensee must pay the claim under a final order of the
board, arbitration award, or judgment rendered in this or any other state in
full, or make arrangements for payment of a claim under a final order of the
Board if approved by the Board. If restored licensee fails to timely comply
with payment arrangements approved by the Board, licensee is subject to
revocation, including permanent revocation.
(2) Revocation for non-payment of civil
penalty. To restore license, revoked licensee must pay all civil penalties
assessed and owing in full, or make arrangements for payment of civil penalty
approved by the board. If the restored licensee fails to timely comply with
payment arrangements approved by the Board, licensee is subject to revocation,
including permanent revocation.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 670.310 & 671.760
Stats. Implemented: ORS 671.610
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