CHAPTER 11
LICENSURE TO PRACTICE DENTISTRY OR DENTAL HYGIENE
[Prior to 5/18/88, Dental Examiners, Board of[320]]
650—11.1(147,153) Applicant responsibilities. An applicant for dental or dental hygiene licensure bears full responsibility for each of the following:
	1.	Paying all fees charged by regulatory authorities, national testing or credentialing organizations, health facilities, and educational institutions providing the information required to complete a license or permit application; and
	2.	Providing accurate, up-to-date, and truthful information on the application form including, but not limited to, prior professional experience, education, training, examination scores, and disciplinary history.
	3.	Submitting complete application materials. An application for a license, permit, or registration or reinstatement of a license or registration will be considered active for 180 days from the date the application is received. For purposes of establishing timely filing, the postmark on a paper submittal will be used, and for applications submitted online, the electronic timestamp will be deemed the date of filing. If the applicant does not submit all materials, including a completed fingerprint packet, within this time period or if the applicant does not meet the requirements for the license, permit, registration or reinstatement, the application shall be considered incomplete. An applicant whose application is filed incomplete must submit a new application and application fee.
[ARC 9218B, IAB 11/3/10, effective 12/8/10; ARC 0265C, IAB 8/8/12, effective 9/12/12]
650—11.2(147,153) Dental licensure by examination.
	11.2(1) Applications for licensure by examination to practice dentistry in this state shall be made on the form provided by the board and must be completely answered, including required credentials and documents. An applicant who has held a dental license issued in another state for one year or longer must apply for licensure by credentials pursuant to rule 650—11.3(153).
	11.2(2) Applications for licensure must be filed with the board along with:
	a. 	Documentation of graduation from dental college. Satisfactory evidence of graduation with a DDS or DMD from an accredited dental college approved by the board or satisfactory evidence of meeting the requirements specified in rule 650—11.4(153).
	b. 	Certification of good standing from dean or designee. Certification by the dean or other authorized representative of the dental school that the applicant has been a student in good standing while attending that dental school.
	c. 	Documentation of passage of national dental examination. Evidence of attaining a grade of at least 75 percent on the examination administered by the Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations.
	d. 	Documentation of passage of a clinical examination.
	(1)	Successful passage of a board-approved clinical examination within the previous five-year period with a grade of at least 75 percent.
	(2)	The following regional clinical examinations are approved by the board for purposes of licensure by examination: the Central Regional Dental Testing Service, Inc.	examination as administered by the Central Regional Dental Testing Service, Inc.	(CRDTS), the Western Regional Examining Board examination as administered by the Western Regional Examining Board (WREB), the Southern Regional Testing Agency, Inc.	examination as administered by the Southern Regional Testing Agency, Inc.	(SRTA), and the American Board of Dental Examiners, Inc.	examination as administered by the Commission on Dental Competency Assessments (CDCA) and the Council of Interstate Testing Agencies, Inc.	(CITA).
	(3)	Beginning January 1, 2018, the 2014 California portfolio examination is approved by the board for the purposes of licensure by examination. To be eligible for licensure on the basis of portfolio examination, an applicant must be a student at the University of Iowa College of Dentistry or have graduated from the University of Iowa College of Dentistry within one year of the date of application.
	e. 	Explanation of any legal or administrative actions. A statement disclosing and explaining any disciplinary actions, investigations, complaints, malpractice claims, judgments, settlements, or criminal charges.
	f. 	Payment of application, fingerprint and background check fees. The nonrefundable application fee, plus the fee for the evaluation of the fingerprint packet and the criminal history background checks by the Iowa division of criminal investigation (DCI) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), as specified in 650—Chapter 15.
	g. 	Documentation of passage of jurisprudence examination. Evidence of successful completion of a board-approved jurisprudence examination with a grade of at least 75 percent.
	h. 	Current CPR certification. A statement:
	(1)	Confirming that the applicant possesses a valid certificate from a nationally recognized course in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) that included a “hands-on” clinical component;
	(2)	Providing the expiration date of the CPR certificate; and
	(3)	Acknowledging that the CPR certificate will be retained and made available to board office staff as part of routine auditing and monitoring.
	i. 	Completed fingerprint packet. A completed fingerprint packet to facilitate a criminal history background check by the DCI and FBI.
	11.2(3) The board may require a personal appearance or any additional information relating to the character, education and experience of the applicant.
	11.2(4) Applications must be signed and verified as to the truth of the statements contained therein.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections 147.3, 147.29, and 147.34.
[ARC 9218B, IAB 11/3/10, effective 12/8/10; ARC 9510B, IAB 5/18/11, effective 6/22/11; ARC 0265C, IAB 8/8/12, effective 9/12/12; ARC 2870C, IAB 12/21/16, effective 1/25/17; ARC 3488C, IAB 12/6/17, effective 1/10/18]
650—11.3(153) Dental licensure by credentials.
	11.3(1) Applications for licensure by credentials to practice dentistry in this state shall be made on the form provided by the board and must be completely answered, including required credentials and documents.
	11.3(2) Applications must be filed with the board along with:
	a. 	Satisfactory evidence of graduation with a DDS or DMD from an accredited dental college approved by the board or satisfactory evidence of meeting the requirements specified in rule 650—11.4(153).
	b. 	Evidence of attaining a grade of at least 75 percent on the examination of the Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations or evidence of attaining a grade of at least 75 percent on a written examination during the last ten years that is comparable to the examination given by the Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations. Any dentist who has lawfully practiced dentistry in another state or territory for five years may be exempted from presenting this evidence.
	c. 	A statement of any dental examinations taken by the applicant, with indication of pass/fail for each examination taken. Any dentist who has lawfully practiced dentistry in another state or territory for five or more years may be exempted from presenting this evidence.
	d. 	Evidence of a current, valid license to practice dentistry in another state, territory or district of the United States issued under requirements equivalent or substantially equivalent to those of this state.
	e. 	Evidence that the applicant has met at least one of the following:
	(1)	Has less than three consecutive years of practice immediately prior to the filing of the application and evidence of attaining a grade of at least 75 percent on a board-approved clinical examination within the previous five-year period. The following regional examinations are approved by the board for purposes of licensure by credentials: the Central Regional Dental Testing Service, Inc.	examination as administered by the Central Regional Dental Testing Service, Inc.	(CRDTS), the Western Regional Examining Board examination as administered by the Western Regional Examining Board (WREB), the Southern Regional Testing Agency, Inc.	examination as administered by the Southern Regional Testing Agency, Inc.	(SRTA), the American Board of Dental Examiners, Inc.	examination as administered by the Commission on Dental Competency Assessments (CDCA) and the Council of Interstate Testing Agencies, Inc.	(CITA), and the 2014 California portfolio examination; or
	(2)	Has for three consecutive years immediately prior to the filing of the application been in the lawful practice of dentistry in such other state, territory or district of the United States.
	f. 	Evidence from the state board of dentistry, or equivalent authority, from each state in which applicant has been licensed to practice dentistry, that the applicant has not been the subject of final or pending disciplinary action.
	g. 	A statement disclosing and explaining any disciplinary actions, investigations, malpractice claims, complaints, judgments, settlements, or criminal charges, including the results of a self-query of the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB).
	h. 	The nonrefundable application fee for licensure by credentials, plus the fee for the evaluation of the fingerprint packet and the criminal history background checks by the Iowa division of criminal investigation (DCI) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), as specified in 650—Chapter 15.
	i. 	Current CPR certification. A statement:
	(1)	Confirming that the applicant possesses a valid certificate from a nationally recognized course in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) that included a “hands-on” clinical component;
	(2)	Providing the expiration date of the CPR certificate; and
	(3)	Acknowledging that the CPR certificate will be retained and made available to board office staff as part of routine auditing and monitoring.
	j. 	Evidence of successful completion of a board-approved jurisprudence examination with a grade of at least 75 percent.
	k. 	A completed fingerprint packet to facilitate a criminal history background check by the DCI and FBI.
	11.3(3) The board may require a personal appearance or may require any additional information relating to the character, education, and experience of the applicant.
	11.3(4) The board may also require such examinations as may be necessary to evaluate the applicant for licensure by credentials.
	11.3(5) Applications must be signed and verified attesting to the truth of the statements contained therein.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code chapters 147 and 153.
[ARC 9218B, IAB 11/3/10, effective 12/8/10; ARC 0265C, IAB 8/8/12, effective 9/12/12; ARC 2870C, IAB 12/21/16, effective 1/25/17; ARC 3488C, IAB 12/6/17, effective 1/10/18]
650—11.4(153) Graduates of foreign dental schools. In addition to meeting the other requirements for licensure specified in rule 650—11.2(147,153) or 650—11.3(153), an applicant for dental licensure who did not graduate with a DDS or DMD from an accredited dental college approved by the board must provide satisfactory evidence of meeting the following requirements.
	11.4(1) The applicant must complete a full-time dental education program at an accredited dental college. The program must consist of either:
	a. 	An undergraduate supplemental dental education program of at least two academic years. The undergraduate supplemental dental education program must provide didactic and clinical education to the level of a DDS or DMD graduate of the accredited dental college; or
	b. 	A postgraduate general practice residency program of at least one academic year.
	11.4(2) The applicant must receive a dental diploma, degree or certificate from the accredited dental college upon successful completion of the program.
	11.4(3) The applicant must present to the board the following documents:
	a. 	Satisfactory evidence of completion of board-approved dental education at an accredited dental college;
	b. 	A final, official transcript verifying graduation from the foreign dental school at which the applicant originally obtained a dental degree. If the transcript is written in a language other than English, an original, official translation shall also be submitted; and
	c. 	Verification from the appropriate governmental authority that the applicant was licensed or otherwise authorized by law to practice dentistry in the country in which the applicant received foreign dental school training and that no adverse action was taken against the license.
	11.4(4) The applicant must demonstrate to the satisfaction of the board an ability to read, write, speak, understand, and be understood in the English language. The applicant may demonstrate English proficiency by submitting to the board evidence of achieving a score sufficient to be rated in the highest level of ability on each section of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) as administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS).
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code chapters 147 and 153.
[ARC 3961C, IAB 8/15/18, effective 9/19/18]
650—11.5(147,153) Dental hygiene licensure by examination.
	11.5(1) Applications for licensure to practice dental hygiene in this state shall be made on the form provided by the dental hygiene committee and must be completely answered, including required credentials and documents. An applicant who has held a dental hygiene license issued in another state for one year or longer must apply for licensure by credentials pursuant to rule 650—11.6(153).
	11.5(2) Applications for licensure must be filed with the dental hygiene committee along with:
	a. 	Documentation of graduation from dental hygiene school. Satisfactory evidence of graduation from an accredited school of dental hygiene approved by the dental hygiene committee.
	b. 	Certification of good standing from dean or designee. Certification by the dean or other authorized representative of the school of dental hygiene that the applicant has been a student in good standing while attending that dental hygiene school.
	c. 	Documentation of passage of national dental hygiene examination. Evidence of attaining a grade of at least 75 percent on the examination administered by the Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations.
	d. 	Documentation of passage of a regional clinical examination.
	(1)	Successful passage of a regional clinical examination within the previous five-year period with a grade of at least 75 percent.
	(2)	The following regional examinations are approved by the board for purposes of licensure by examination: the Central Regional Dental Testing Service, Inc.	examination as administered by the Central Regional Dental Testing Service, Inc.	(CRDTS), the Western Regional Examining Board examination as administered by the Western Regional Examining Board (WREB), the Southern Regional Testing Agency, Inc.	examination as administered by the Southern Regional Testing Agency, Inc.	(SRTA), and the American Board of Dental Examiners, Inc.	examination as administered by the Commission on Dental Competency Assessments (CDCA) and the Council of Interstate Testing Agencies, Inc.	(CITA).
	e. 	Payment of application, fingerprint and background check fees. The nonrefundable application fee, plus the fee for the evaluation of the fingerprint packet and the criminal history background checks by the Iowa division of criminal investigation (DCI) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), as specified in 650—Chapter 15.
	f. 	Documentation of passage of jurisprudence examination. Evidence of successful completion of a board-approved jurisprudence examination with a grade of at least 75 percent.
	g. 	Current CPR certification. A statement:
	(1)	Confirming that the applicant possesses a valid certificate from a nationally recognized course in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) that included a “hands-on” clinical component;
	(2)	Providing the expiration date of the CPR certificate; and
	(3)	Acknowledging that the CPR certificate will be retained and made available to board office staff as part of routine auditing and monitoring.
	h. 	Explanation of any legal or administrative actions. A statement disclosing and explaining any disciplinary actions, investigations, complaints, malpractice claims, judgments, settlements, or criminal charges.
	i. 	Completed fingerprint packet. A completed fingerprint packet to facilitate a criminal history background check by the DCI and FBI.
	11.5(3) The dental hygiene committee may require a personal appearance or any additional information relating to the character, education and experience of the applicant.
	11.5(4) Applications must be signed and verified as to the truth of the statements contained therein.
	11.5(5) Following review by the dental hygiene committee, the committee shall make recommendation to the board regarding the issuance or denial of any license to practice dental hygiene. The board’s review of the dental hygiene committee recommendation is subject to 650—Chapter 1.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code chapters 147 and 153.
[ARC 7790B, IAB 5/20/09, effective 6/24/09; ARC 9218B, IAB 11/3/10, effective 12/8/10; ARC 9510B, IAB 5/18/11, effective 6/22/11; ARC 0265C, IAB 8/8/12, effective 9/12/12; ARC 2870C, IAB 12/21/16, effective 1/25/17]
650—11.6(153) Dental hygiene licensure by credentials. To be issued a license to practice dental hygiene in Iowa on the basis of credentials, an applicant shall meet the following requirements.
	11.6(1) Applications for licensure by credentials to practice dental hygiene in this state shall be made on the form provided by the dental hygiene committee and must be completely answered, including required credentials and documents.
	11.6(2) Applications must be filed with the dental hygiene committee along with:
	a. 	Satisfactory evidence of graduation from an accredited school of dental hygiene approved by the dental hygiene committee.
	b. 	Evidence of attaining a grade of at least 75 percent on the examination of the Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations or evidence of attaining a grade of at least 75 percent on a written examination that is comparable to the examination given by the Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations. Any dental hygienist who has lawfully practiced dental hygiene in another state or territory for five or more years may be exempted from presenting this evidence.
	c. 	A statement of any dental hygiene examinations taken by the applicant, with indication of pass/fail for each examination taken. Any dental hygienist who has lawfully practiced dental hygiene in another state or territory for five or more years may be exempted from presenting this evidence.
	d. 	Evidence of a current, valid license to practice dental hygiene in another state, territory or district of the United States issued under requirements equivalent or substantially equivalent to those of this state.
	e. 	Evidence that the applicant has met at least one of the following:
	(1)	Has less than three consecutive years of practice immediately prior to the filing of the application and evidence of attaining a grade of at least 75 percent on a regional clinical examination within the previous five-year period. The following regional examinations are approved by the board for purposes of licensure by examination: the Central Regional Dental Testing Service, Inc.	examination as administered by the Central Regional Dental Testing Service, Inc.	(CRDTS), the Western Regional Examining Board examination as administered by the Western Regional Examining Board (WREB), the Southern Regional Testing Agency, Inc.	examination as administered by the Southern Regional Testing Agency, Inc.	(SRTA), and the American Board of Dental Examiners, Inc.	examination as administered by the Commission on Dental Competency Assessments (CDCA) and the Council of Interstate Testing Agencies, Inc.	(CITA); or
	(2)	Has for three consecutive years immediately prior to the filing of the application been in the lawful practice of dental hygiene in such other state, territory or district of the United States.
	f. 	Evidence from the state board of dentistry, or equivalent authority, in each state in which applicant has been licensed to practice dental hygiene, that the applicant has not been the subject of final or pending disciplinary action.
	g. 	A statement disclosing and explaining any disciplinary actions, investigations, complaints, malpractice claims, judgments, settlements, or criminal charges, including the results of a self-query of the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB).
	h. 	The nonrefundable application fee for licensure by credentials, the initial licensure fee and the fee for the evaluation of the fingerprint packet and the criminal history background checks by the Iowa division of criminal investigation (DCI) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), as specified in 650—Chapter 15.
	i. 	A statement:
	(1)	Confirming that the applicant possesses a valid certificate from a nationally recognized course in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) that included a “hands-on” clinical component;
	(2)	Providing the expiration date of the CPR certificate; and
	(3)	Acknowledging that the CPR certificate will be retained and made available to board office staff as part of routine auditing and monitoring.
	j. 	Successful completion of a board-approved jurisprudence examination with a grade of at least 75 percent.
	k. 	A completed fingerprint packet to facilitate a criminal history background check by the DCI and FBI.
	11.6(3) Applicant shall appear for a personal interview conducted by the dental hygiene committee or the board by request only.
	11.6(4) The dental hygiene committee may also require such examinations as may be necessary to evaluate the applicant for licensure by credentials.
	11.6(5) Applications must be signed and verified attesting to the truth of the statements contained therein.
	11.6(6) Following review by the dental hygiene committee, the committee shall make a recommendation to the board regarding issuance or denial of a dental hygiene license. The board’s review of the dental hygiene committee recommendation is subject to 650—Chapter 1.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 147.80 and chapter 153.
[ARC 9218B, IAB 11/3/10, effective 12/8/10; ARC 0265C, IAB 8/8/12, effective 9/12/12; ARC 0618C, IAB 3/6/13, effective 4/10/13; ARC 2870C, IAB 12/21/16, effective 1/25/17]
650—11.7(147,153) Dental hygiene application for local anesthesia permit. A licensed dental hygienist may administer local anesthesia provided the following requirements are met:
	1.	The dental hygienist holds a current local anesthesia permit issued by the board of dental examiners.
	2.	The local anesthesia is prescribed by a licensed dentist.
	3.	The local anesthesia is administered under the direct supervision of a licensed dentist.
	11.7(1) Application for permit. A dental hygienist shall make application for a permit to administer local anesthesia on the form approved by the dental hygiene committee and provide the following:
	a. 	The fee for a permit to administer local anesthesia as specified in 650—Chapter 15; and
	b. 	Evidence that formal training in the administration of local anesthesia has been completed within 12 months of the date of application. The formal training shall be approved by the dental hygiene committee and conducted by a school accredited by the American Dental Association Commission on Dental Education; or
	c. 	Evidence of completion of formal training in the administration of local anesthesia approved by the dental hygiene committee and documented evidence of ongoing practice in the administration of local anesthesia in another state or jurisdiction that authorizes a dental hygienist to administer local anesthesia.
	11.7(2) Permit renewal. The permit shall expire on August 31 of every odd-numbered year. To renew the permit, the dental hygienist must:
	a. 	At the time of renewal, document evidence of holding an active Iowa dental hygiene license.
	b. 	Submit the application fee for renewal of the permit as specified in 650—Chapter 15.
	11.7(3) Failure to meet the requirements for renewal shall cause the permit to lapse and become invalid.
	11.7(4) A permit that has been lapsed for two years or less may be reinstated upon the permit holder’s application for reinstatement and payment of the reinstatement fee as specified in 650—Chapter 15. A permit that has been lapsed for more than two years may be reinstated upon application for reinstatement, documentation of meeting the requirements of 11.7(1)“b” or “c,” and payment of the reinstatement fee as specified in 650—Chapter 15.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections 147.10 and 147.80 and chapter 153.
[ARC 0265C, IAB 8/8/12, effective 9/12/12]
650—11.8(147,153) Review of applications. Upon receipt of a completed application, the executive director as authorized by the board has discretion to:
	1.	Authorize the issuance of the license, permit, or registration.
	2.	Refer the license, permit, or registration application to the license committee for review and consideration when the executive director determines that matters including, but not limited to, prior criminal history, chemical dependence, competency, physical or psychological illness, malpractice claims or settlements, or professional disciplinary history are relevant in determining the applicants’ qualifications for license, permit, or registration.
	11.8(1) Following review and consideration of a license, permit, or registration application referred by the executive director, the license committee may at its discretion:
	a. 	Recommend to the board issuance of the license, permit, or registration.
	b. 	Recommend to the board denial of the license, permit, or registration.
	c. 	Recommend to the board issuance of the license, permit, or registration under certain terms and conditions or with certain restrictions.
	d. 	Refer the license, permit, or registration application to the board for review and consideration without recommendation.
	11.8(2) Following review and consideration of a license, permit, or registration application referred by the license committee the board shall:
	a. 	Authorize the issuance of the license, permit, or registration,
	b. 	Deny the issuance of the license, permit, or registration, or
	c. 	Authorize the issuance of the license, permit, or registration under certain terms and conditions or with certain restrictions.
	11.8(3) The license committee or board may require an applicant to appear for an interview before the committee or the full board as part of the application process.
	11.8(4) The license committee or board may defer final action on an application if there is an investigation or disciplinary action pending against an applicant, who may otherwise meet the requirements for license, permit, or registration, until such time as the committee or board is satisfied that licensure or registration of the applicant poses no risk to the health and safety of Iowans.
	11.8(5) The dental hygiene committee shall be responsible for reviewing any applications submitted by a dental hygienist that require review in accordance with this rule. Following review by the dental hygiene committee, the committee shall make a recommendation to the board regarding issuance of the license or permit. The board’s review of the dental hygiene committee’s recommendation is subject to 650—Chapter 1.
	11.8(6) An application for a license, permit, or reinstatement of a license will be considered complete prior to receipt of the criminal history background check on the applicant by the FBI for purposes of review and consideration by the executive director, the license committee, or the board. However, an applicant is required to submit an additional completed fingerprint packet and fee within 30 days of a request by the board if an earlier fingerprint submission has been determined to be unacceptable by the DCI or FBI.
650—11.9(147,153) Grounds for denial of application. The board may deny an application for license or permit for any of the following reasons:
	1.	Failure to meet the requirements for license or permit as specified in these rules.
	2.	Failure to provide accurate and truthful information, or the omission of material information.
	3.	Pursuant to Iowa Code section 147.4, upon any of the grounds for which licensure may be revoked or suspended.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 147.4.
650—11.10(147) Denial of licensure—appeal procedure.
	11.10(1) Preliminary notice of denial. Prior to the denial of licensure to an applicant, the board shall issue a preliminary notice of denial that shall be sent to the applicant by regular, first-class mail. The preliminary notice of denial is a public record and shall cite the factual and legal basis for denying the application, notify the applicant of the appeal process, and specify the date upon which the denial will become final if it is not appealed.
	11.10(2) Appeal procedure. An applicant who has received a preliminary notice of denial may appeal the notice and request a hearing on the issues related to the preliminary notice of denial by serving a request for hearing upon the executive director not more than 30 calendar days following the date when the preliminary notice of denial was mailed. The request is deemed filed on the date it is received in the board office. The request shall provide the applicant’s current address, specify the factual or legal errors in the preliminary notice of denial, indicate if the applicant wants an evidentiary hearing, and provide any additional written information or documents in support of licensure.
	11.10(3) Hearing. If an applicant appeals the preliminary notice of denial and requests a hearing, the hearing shall be a contested case and subsequent proceedings shall be conducted in accordance with 650—51.20(17A). License denial hearings are open to the public. Either party may request issuance of a protective order in the event privileged or confidential information is submitted into evidence.
	a. 	The applicant shall have the ultimate burden of persuasion as to the applicant’s qualification for licensure.
	b. 	The board, after a hearing on license denial, may grant the license, grant the license with restrictions, or deny the license. The board shall state the reasons for its final decision, which is a public record.
	c. 	Judicial review of a final order of the board to deny a license, or to issue a license with restrictions, may be sought in accordance with the provisions of Iowa Code section 17A.19.
	11.10(4) Finality. If an applicant does not appeal a preliminary notice of denial, the preliminary notice of denial automatically becomes final and a notice of denial will be issued. The final notice of denial is a public record.
	11.10(5) Failure to pursue appeal. If an applicant appeals a preliminary notice of denial in accordance with 11.10(2), but the applicant fails to pursue that appeal to a final decision within six months from the date of the preliminary notice of denial, the board may dismiss the appeal. The appeal may be dismissed after the board sends a written notice by first-class mail to the applicant at the applicant’s last-known address. The notice shall state that the appeal will be dismissed and the preliminary notice of denial will become final if the applicant does not contact the board to schedule the appeal hearing within 14 days after the written notice is sent. Upon dismissal of an appeal, the preliminary notice of denial becomes final.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections 147.3, 147.4 and 147.29.
[ARC 7789B, IAB 5/20/09, effective 6/24/09]
650—11.11(252J,261) Receipt of certificate of noncompliance. The board shall consider the receipt of a certificate of noncompliance from the college student aid commission pursuant to Iowa Code sections 261.121 to 261.127 and 650—Chapter 34 of these rules or receipt of a certificate of noncompliance of a support order from the child support recovery unit pursuant to Iowa Code chapter 252J and 650—Chapter 33 of these rules. License denial shall follow the procedures in the statutes and board rules as set forth in this rule.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code chapter 252J and sections 261.121 to 261.127.
[Filed 8/23/78, Notice 6/28/78—published 9/20/78, effective 10/25/78]
[Filed emergency 12/16/83—published 1/4/84, effective 12/16/83]
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[Filed 3/20/86, Notice 9/11/85—published 4/9/86, effective 5/14/86]
[Filed 4/28/88, Notice 3/23/88—published 5/18/88, effective 6/22/88]
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[Filed 7/28/95, Notice 5/10/95—published 8/16/95, effective 9/20/95]
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[Filed without Notice 10/24/02—published 11/13/02, effective 12/18/02]
[Filed 1/16/04, Notice 11/12/03—published 2/4/04, effective 3/10/04]
[Filed 8/31/04, Notice 7/21/04—published 9/29/04, effective 11/3/04]
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[Filed ARC 7790B (Notice ARC 7567B, IAB 2/11/09), IAB 5/20/09, effective 6/24/09]
[Filed ARC 7789B (Notice ARC 7575B, IAB 2/11/09), IAB 5/20/09, effective 6/24/09]
[Filed ARC 9218B (Notice ARC 8846B, IAB 6/16/10), IAB 11/3/10, effective 12/8/10]
[Filed ARC 9510B (Notice ARC 9243B, IAB 12/1/10), IAB 5/18/11, effective 6/22/11]
[Filed ARC 0265C (Notice ARC 0128C, IAB 5/16/12), IAB 8/8/12, effective 9/12/12]
[Filed ARC 0618C (Notice ARC 0473C, IAB 11/28/12), IAB 3/6/13, effective 4/10/13]
[Filed ARC 2870C (Notice ARC 2701C, IAB 8/31/16), IAB 12/21/16, effective 1/25/17]
[Filed ARC 3488C (Notice ARC 3252C, IAB 8/16/17), IAB 12/6/17, effective 1/10/18]
[Filed ARC 3961C (Notice ARC 3705C, IAB 3/28/18), IAB 8/15/18, effective 9/19/18]