North Dakota § 43-53-09 Fees

North Dakota Statutes

§ 43-53-09 — Fees

North Dakota § 43-53-09

Title 43Occupations and Professions

Ch. 43-53Marriage and Family Therapy Practice

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N.D. Cent. Code § 43-53-09 (2026).

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A fee, as determined by the board, must be paid to the board for original licensure. A fee
may also be established for the licensure examination. A license is valid for two years and must
be renewed biennially, with the renewal fee being determined by the board. The board may also
establish a fee for a duplicate license. Any applicant for renewal of a license that has expired
must be required to pay a late fee determined by the board. The board may also establish a fee
for continuing education sponsors. The fees established under this section must be adequate to
establish and maintain the operation of the board. Payment of a late fee is not a defense to a
charge of practicing without a license.

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A fee, as determined by the board, must be paid to the board for original licensure. A fee
may also be established for the licensure examination. A license is valid for two years and must
be renewed biennially, with the renewal fee being determined by the board. The board may also
establish a fee for a duplicate license. Any applicant for renewal of a license that has expired
must be required to pay a late fee determined by the board. The board may also establish a fee
for continuing education sponsors. The fees established under this section must be adequate to
establish and maintain the operation of the board. Payment of a late fee is not a defense to a
charge of practicing without a license.