32-1527 - Arizona Statutes

32-1527. Fees A. The board by a formal vote at an open public meeting shall establish fees, except as provided in section 32-1530, that the board determines are necessary to provide monies to conduct its business and which do not exceed the following: 1. For application for a license to practice naturopathic medicine and for certification to practice as a specialist, four hundred dollars. 2. For application for a certificate to dispense, four hundred dollars. 3. For issuance of a duplicate license or certificate, one hundred dollars. 4. For endorsement of an Arizona license or certificate for the purpose of applying for a license, certificate or registration in another state or country, fifty dollars. 5. For initial issuance of a license or a certificate, fifty dollars. 6. For any annual renewal of a license or a certificate, four hundred dollars. 7. For any late renewal of a license or an additional certificate, a fee of two hundred dollars. 8. For an initial application to conduct or engage in an internship, a preceptorship, a clinical training program or a postdoctoral training program, one hundred dollars. 9. For examination of applicants, the cost of giving the examination to each applicant. 10. For an initial application to be certified as a naturopathic medical assistant, one hundred dollars. 11. For application for examination without a licensure application by a naturopathic medical student, one hundred dollars. 12. For a copy of the minutes of board meetings during the calendar year, twenty-five dollars for each set of minutes. 13. For copying records, documents, letters, minutes, applications and files, twenty-five cents per page. 14. For a copy of tapes or computerized diskettes not requiring programming, one hundred dollars. 15. For written verification of a certificate or license, five dollars. 16. For submitting fingerprint cards to the department of public safety, the cost required by that department. B. The board may charge a fee for services it is not required to provide pursuant to this chapter but which the board determines are appropriate to carry out the intent and purpose of this chapter. A fee imposed pursuant to this subsection shall not exceed the board's costs of rendering the service.