MasterOfNone wrote:Keith B wrote:MasterOfNone wrote:But we also have to consider this statement from the Admin Code:
Rule 6.13(b) wrote:...An application is not considered to have been received until it is complete.
I believe that means complete as in correctly and properly filled out.
But the Admin rules use the term "complete" to refer to having submitted all materials in Rule 6.12(8):
Rule 6.12(8) wrote:(8) Failure to complete application process. If an applicant fails to provide all required application materials, and fails to provide within 90 days of the department's request any additional information or materials requested by the department necessary to process the application, the application process will be terminated as set out in §6.13(a) of this title (relating to Application Review and Background Investigation).
Nope, you have to read the whole rule, you can't just pick a piece out of it to determine what it is saying. 6.13 is referring to the completeness of the application being accurate and properly filled out
RULE §6.13
Application Review and Background Investigation
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(a) Applications must be complete and legible. If an application is not legible or complete, the department will notify the applicant of the deficiency. The applicant will have 90 days from the date of the deficiency notification letter to amend the application. Upon written request, the department may extend the period to amend the application for one additional 90 day period. After the period to amend has expired, the application process will be terminated. An individual whose application has been terminated under this subsection will be required to submit new application materials and fees to apply for a license in the future.
(b) Time to review application and complete background investigation. The statutory time periods for the department to conduct application reviews and background investigations shall be measured from the date an application was received and complete. An application is not considered to have been received until it is complete.