Kansas Administrative Regulations
Agency 16 - ATTORNEY GENERAL
Article 8 - ROOFING CONTRACTORS
Section 16-8-7 - Status of registration

Universal Citation: KS Admin Regs 16-8-7

Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 39, September 26, 2024

(a) If a registered roofing contractor ceases to be active as a roofing contractor, the roofing contractor shall notify the office of the attorney general within 10 days, and the roofing contractor's registration certificate shall be suspended by the attorney general pursuant to K.S.A. 2013 Supp. 50-6,131, and amendments thereto. This suspension shall not constitute a suspension for cause requiring payment of additional renewal fees. The suspended registration certificate shall be classified as "inactive." The roofing contractor shall not engage in business as a roofing contractor while that person's registration certificate is inactive. Any registration certificate may be returned to active status as follows:

(1) In the same fiscal year as that in which the registration certificate was initially classified as inactive, if the roofing contractor notifies the office of the attorney general at least 10 days before resuming business as a roofing contractor; or

(2) in a subsequent fiscal year, if the roofing contractor submits a complete renewal application to the office of the attorney general as specified in K.A.R. 16-8-3. However, the certificate shall not be deemed active until the renewal application is approved by the attorney general.

(b) If a roofing contractor's registration certificate is lost or stolen, the roofing contractor shall notify the office of the attorney general within 10 days after discovery of the fact.

(c) Each change in ownership of at least 50 percent of a business entity shall constitute a change in the legal status of the business requiring a new registration certificate pursuant to the act.

(d) If a registration certificate has been issued to a business entity for use by a group of designated roofing contractors and any designated roofing contractor in that group ceases to be an agent or employee of the entity, the entity shall notify the office of the attorney general within 10 days.

(e) Any business entity may designate new employees to act as roofing contractors under the entity's existing registration certificate by submitting an addendum to the entity's application, on a form provided by the attorney general, to the attorney general.

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