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Code · CFR · Title 28 — Judicial Administration · Part 58 · § 58.28

§ 58.28. Procedures all approved providers shall follow when applying for approval to act as an approved provider for an additional one year period.

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(a)To be considered for approval to act as an approved provider for an additional one year term, an approved provider shall reapply by complying with all the requirements specified for providers under 11 U.S.C. 111, and under this part.
(b)Such a provider shall apply no later than 45 days prior to the expiration of its six month probationary period or annual period to be considered for approval for an additional one year period, unless a written extension is granted by the United States Trustee.
(c)An approved provider that has complied with all prerequisites for applying to act as an approved provider for an additional one year period may continue to operate as an approved provider while its application is under review by the United States Trustee, so long as either the application for an additional one year period is timely submitted, or a provider receives a written extension from the United States Trustee. \[78 FR 16172, Mar. 14, 2013\]
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