North Dakota Administrative Code
Title 111 - Marriage and Family Therapy Licensure Board
Article 111-02 - Licensure and Fees
Chapter 111-02-04 - Licensee - Renewal of License and Fees
Section 111-02-04-01 - Renewal of license and fees

Current through Supplement No. 394, October, 2024

1. Licenses issued by the board must be renewed biennially upon the payment of the renewal fee required in subsection 4, completion of a renewal application, and the attested reporting of continuing education requirements in section 111-02-01-06. Licensed associates renew on an annual basis up to forty-eight months.

2. The board shall send the licensee a written renewal notice identifying the amount of the renewal fee. The notice shall be sent to the licensee's last-known address on record with the board. A licensee must notify the board in writing of any change of name, address, and cell, residential, or business telephone numbers within thirty days after any change. Failure to receive the renewal notice does not relieve the licensee of the obligation to renew the license.

3. The licensee must submit to the board a completed renewal application on a form provided by the board. The licensee must submit the renewal application so that the application is postmarked on or before December thirty-first. If the postmark is illegible, the renewal application is timely if received in the board office by mail on the first workday after December thirty-first.

4. The original license fee is three hundred twenty-eight dollars. The renewal license fee is two hundred eighty-eight dollars. These fees must accompany the original and renewal applications to be complete. The licensed associate original fee is one hundred thirty dollars. The renewal associate fee is seventy-five dollars per year.

Other fees:

a. Application for admission to the written examination fee shall be the current rate as established by the association of marriage and family therapy regulatory boards and a written examination fee in accordance with the current contracted examination fee.

b. Application for original licensure by endorsement fee, three hundred forty dollars.

c. Oral examination fee, forty dollars.

d. Duplicate license fee, fifteen dollars. Duplicate wallet renewal card, fifteen dollars.

e. Sponsor's application for approval of a continuing education course fee, one hundred dollars.

f. Late fee for renewal, one hundred dollars postmarked one through three hundred sixty-five days late. Licensed associate late fee, fifty dollars postmarked one through three hundred sixty-five days late.

g. Renewal application fee for a licensed associate marriage and family therapy license fee, forty dollars. Renewal application fee for a licensed marriage and family therapist, forty dollars.

h. Renewal of associate marriage and family therapy license annual fee, ninety dollars. May be renewed up to four years or three renewals.

i. The cost of background checks are the burden of the applicant.

j. The one-time emeritus license fee, two hundred dollars.

k. License verification fee, twenty-five dollars.

5. Failure to renew.

a. The following procedure applies if a licensee fails to submit the renewal application according to subsection 3 or fails to fulfill or report continuing education requirements in section 111-02-01-06.

b. If the licensee fails to submit to the board the renewal application, information about continuing education requirements, and the renewal fees specified in subsection 4, on or before December thirty-first, the license expires and the licensee's right to practice terminates on December thirty-first. The board shall mail to the former licensee a written notice that the licensee's license has expired and the licensee's right to practice has terminated. The board shall send the notice to the licensee's last-known address on record with the board. The board shall instruct the former licensee to promptly return the licensee's board-issued license certificate, written in calligraphy, to the board office.

c. A license that expired under this section may be reinstated under section 111-02-04-03.

General Authority: NDCC 43-53-05

Law Implemented: NDCC 43-53-06, 43-53-09

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