Florida Administrative Code › 61 - DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION › 61E1 - Miscellaneous Businesses and Professions - Asbestos Consultants/Asbestos Consultant Examination › Chapter 61E1-3 - ASBESTOS LICENSING › Section 61E1-3.001 - Fees; License Renewal; Active, Inactive and Delinquent Licenses; Change of Status

Current through Reg. 50, No. 138; July 16, 2024
(1) The following
				fee schedule is adopted by the department:
(a) Application fee
$300.00
(b) Initial License fee
$250.00
(c) Delinquency fee
$25.00
(d) Reactivation fee
$100.00
(e) Biennial License Renewal fee for Asbestos
							 Consultants, and Asbestos Contractors
$150.00
(f) Biennial License Renewal fee for Asbestos
							 Business Organizations
$250.00
(g) Biennial Inactive License Renewal fee for
							 Asbestos Consultants, Asbestos Contractors
$100.00
(h) Examination fee
$316.00
(i) Reexamination fee
$316.00
(j) Change of Status fee
$100.00
(k) Unlicensed Activity fee
$5.00
(l) To add or change a Financially Responsible
							 Officer
$100.00
(m) To add or change a Qualifying Agent
$100.00
(n) Transfer fee
$200.00
(o) Provider renewal fee
$100.00
(p) Training course initial or refresher renewal
							 fee
$100.00
(q) Reinstatement due to illness or economic
							 hardship
$250.00
(2)
				The fees shall be made payable to: the Department of Business and Professional
				Regulation. Any fee due to the testing vendor for computer based testing shall
				be made payable directly to the vendor.
(3) An asbestos consultant, asbestos
				contractor, business organization or qualifying agent shall renew his or her
				license on or before November 30 of each biennial year. If an asbestos
				consultant, asbestos contractor, business organization or qualifying agent
				makes a written request to change a qualifier or financially responsible
				officer during the biennial period, the department shall charge the respective
				changing fee and a transfer fee.
(4) Any license which is not renewed prior to
				the end of each biennium renewal period shall automatically revert to a
				delinquent status.
(a) A licensee may change a
				delinquent status license by remitting a delinquent fee and the applicable
				biennial license renewal fee(s) to the department and complying with the
				continuing education requirements of Section
				455.271(10),
				F.S.
(b) If a licensee makes a
				written request during the renewal period to activate a delinquent status
				license to active or inactive, the department shall impose a delinquent fee, a
				reactivation fee, a renewal fee that will be applied to the delinquent biennium
				period, and a biennial license renewal fee.
(c) If a licensee makes a written request to
				the department to activate a delinquent status license to active or inactive
				status at a time other than the renewal period, the department shall impose a
				delinquent fee, a reactivation fee, a change of status fee, a renewal fee that
				will be applied to the delinquent biennium period, and a biennial license
				renewal fee.
(d) The failure of a
				delinquent status licensee to change the status of the license to active or
				inactive before the expiration of the current licensure period shall render the
				license null without any further action by the department. Thereafter, any
				subsequent licensure shall be as a result of applying for and meeting all
				requirements imposed on an applicant for new licensure.
(e) A business organization shall not be
				required to take an examination or reexamination.
(f) The department shall conduct an
				investigation to determine whether an applicant, whose license has become null,
				has met the minimum qualifications for new licensure.
(g) Spouses of members of the Armed Forces of
				the United States shall be exempted from licensure renewal provisions, but only
				in cases of absence from the state because of their spouses' duties with the
				Armed forces.