201 KAR 9:041. Fee schedule

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Kentucky Administrative Regulations › Title 201 (Boards and Commissions) › Chapter 009 › 201 KAR 9:041

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Section 1. Fee Schedule. (1) Fee for initial issuance of regular license - $300. (2) Fee for initial issuance of limited license - seventy-five (75) dollars. (3) Fee for annual registration or renewal of regular license - $150. (4) Fee for annual registration or renewal of limited license -sixty-five (65) dollars. (5) Penalty for late annual registration or renewal: (a) March 1 - April 1 - fifty (50) dollars. (b) After April 1 - $100. (6) Fee for reregistration of inactive license - $250. (7) Endorsement of licensee to licensing agency of another jurisdiction - fifty (50) dollars. (8) Certification of licensee's examination grades to licensing agency of another jurisdiction - ten (10) dollars. (9) Fee for temporary permit (credited to fee for regular license if subsequently issued) - fifty (50) dollars. (10) Fee for emergency permit - twenty-five (25) dollars. (11) Fee for duplicate license certificate - ten (10) dollars. (12) Fee for use of paper renewal application - ten (10) dollars. (13) Fee for one (1) year subscription to Newsletter (fee waived for licensees) - ten (10) dollars. (14) Fee for sitting for competency examination administered by board - $275. (15) Fee for initial issuance of regular license for a graduate of a Kentucky medical school who remains in this state for postgraduate training - $150. (16) Fee for Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Fingerprint Card - eighteen (18) dollars. (17) Fee for application for extension of time for completion of continuing medical education requirements - $100. (18) Verification of licensure to licensing agency of another jurisdiction - ten (10) dollars.

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