43-04-42. Fees.

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1. The board may charge applicants the following fees:

a. For examination and issuance of a certificate to practice master barbering, one

hundred dollars.

b. For renewal of a master barber's certificate, one hundred dollars.

c. For restoration of an expired master barber's certificate, a twenty dollar penalty

fee in addition to the regular renewal fee.

d. For a permit to operate a barber school or college, an annual fee of one hundred

twenty-five dollars.

e. For issuance of an annual barbershop license, fifty dollars, to be paid by each

shop owner in advance.

f. For issuance of a certificate to an applicant who qualifies under section

43-04-38.1, one hundred seventy-five dollars.

g. For restoration of an expired barbershop license, a twenty dollar penalty fee in

addition to the annual license fee.

h. For renewal of an instructor's license, two hundred fifty dollars.

2. Each application to open or establish a barbershop in this state must be accompanied

by a fee of one hundred dollars to cover expenses of inspection, which must be

retained by the board and deposited as other fees.

3. A duplicate license, certificate, or permit must be issued upon:

a. Filing a statement verified by the oath of the applicant which explains the loss;

b. Submitting a signed photograph of the applicant; and

c. Paying a fee of ten dollars for the issuance of the duplicate.

4. Anyone who becomes a member of the armed forces of the United States in time of

war, while holding a license as a barber or apprentice, and while in good standing as

to payment of fees, may obtain a certificate restoration without payment of the

restoration fee.

5. Each application to open or establish a mobile barbershop must be accompanied by a

fee of one hundred fifty dollars for initial registration. Renewal of a mobile barbershop

certificate must be accompanied by a fee of one hundred dollars.