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Code · Minnesota · Chapter 147

147D.27 FEES.

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147D.27 FEES.
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Subdivision 1. Licensure fee.
The license application fee is $100. The fee for initial licensure and annual renewal is $100. The fee for inactive status is $50. The fee for a temporary permit is $75.
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Subd. 2. Proration of fees.
The board may prorate the initial licensure fee. All licensed traditional midwives are required to pay the full fee upon license renewal.
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Subd. 3. Penalty fee for late renewals.
An application for license renewal submitted after the deadline must be accompanied by a late fee of $75 in addition to the required fees.
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Subd. 4. Nonrefundable fees.
The fees in this section are nonrefundable.
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Subd. 5.
MS 2022 [Repealed, 2023 c 25 s 190 ]
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Subd. 6. Other fees.
(a)The board may also charge the following nonrefundable fees:
(1)traditional midwifery annual registration fee, $100;
(2)traditional midwifery application fee, $100;
(3)traditional midwifery late fee, $75;
(4)traditional midwifery inactive status fee, $50;
(5)traditional midwifery temporary permit fee, $75;
(6)traditional midwifery certification fee, $25;
(7)duplicate license or registration fee, $20;
(8)certification letter fee, $25;
(9)education or training program approval fee, $100;
(10)report creation and generation fee, $60 per hour billed in quarter-hour increments with a quarter-hour minimum; and
(11)verification fee, $25.
(b)The revenue generated from the fees must be deposited in an account in the state government special revenue fund.
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