HRS § 451A-8 - Biennial renewal of license; fees; effect of failure to renew
Hearing-aid fitters and sellers must pay a biennial renewal fee by December 31 of each odd-numbered year and keep the certificate posted at their business. A 30-day grace period allows renewal after December 31 with a restoration fee, and the department may renew later with a second restoration fee. Some expired-licens
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Hearing-aid fitters and sellers must pay a biennial renewal fee by December 31 of each odd-numbered year and keep the certificate posted at their business. A 30-day grace period allows renewal after December 31 with a restoration fee, and the department may renew later with a second restoration fee. Some expired-license renewals do not require an exam if filed within two years.
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