The board will shall nullify an application for licensure by examination if the applicant:
The board will shall not nullify an application if it agrees on a different action during a disciplinary proceeding.
The board will shall nullify an application for licensure by endorsement if the applicant fails to complete the application process within one year after submission of the application.
The board shall nullify an advanced practice application for licensure if the applicant fails to complete the application process within one year after submission of the application.
For a nullified application, the fees shall be forfeited and the application and other documents may be destroyed according to the process specified in Minnesota Statutes, section 138.17, subdivision 7. If the applicant failed to submit the application and fees within one year after the board received any other documents relating to the application, the board may destroy the documents.
If an individual whose application has been nullified wants to be licensed, a new licensure application must be submitted and all applicable licensure requirements must be met.
Minn. R. agency 159, ch. 6305, pt. 6305.0600
Statutory Authority: MS s 148.191; 148.211; 148.231; 148.271; 148.291; 148.295; 148.296