16 Tex. Admin. Code § 50.30 - Void and Voidable Seller Server Certificates

(a) A seller server certificate is void if:

(1) the certificate is a forgery or false document; or

(2) the certificate has been altered.

(b) A seller server certificate is voidable if:

(1) the school records were entered in error, or the certificate was issued in error and the name on the face of the numbered certificate and the commission records for the numbered certificate do not match;

(2) the issuing school did not have a current school certificate;

(3) the school's certificate was suspended at the time the certificate was issued;

(4) the school did not require the individual to participate in a course of instruction that included the commission standard competence curriculum before the certificate was issued; or

(5) the school did not require the individual to take and pass the Commission Standard Competence Test.

(c) If a seller server certificate is voidable under subsection (b) of this section, the school shall:

(1) resolve the error;

(2) provide remediation for the affected certificate holders; and

(3) report corrected information to the commission within ten business days.

(d) A school must give notice to each individual holding a void or voidable certificate under this section.

(e) If a school ceases to exist, all unused certificates held by the school are voided. No refund will be made for certificates voided under this subsection.

Notes

16 Tex. Admin. Code § 50.30

The provisions of this §50.30 adopted to be effective January 1, 2011, 35 TexReg 7054