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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

315.4104 Required license application information and fee for third-party

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logistics provider.
(1)An applicant for licensure as a third-party logistics provider shall submit a
satisfactorily completed board-approved application along with the required
fee. New applicants shall provide, at minimum, the following:
(a)The applicant's full name, all trade or business names used, full business
address, and telephone number;
(b)Type of ownership, whether individual, partnership, limited liability
company, or corporation;
(c)Name of the owner or owners, including:
1. If a person, the name, address, Social Security number, and date of
birth;
2. If other than a person, the name, address, Social Security number,
and date of birth of each partner, limited liability company member,
or corporate officer and corporate director, and the federal employer
identification number;
3. If a corporation, the state of incorporation; and
4. If a publicly traded corporation, the information described in
subparagraph 2. of this paragraph is not required for corporate
officers and corporate directors; and
(d)Upon the board's written request, a list of all manufacturers, wholesale
distributors, and dispensers for whom the third-party logistics provider
provides services.
(2)The board may use a board-approved outside agency, if permitted by federal
law, to inspect third-party logistics providers.
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