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Education Law § 212 · Part 1. General Organization

Fees

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§ 212. Fees. The department shall charge the following fees: 1. For the issuance of a qualifying certificate for admission to a professional school as required by or pursuant to law, five dollars.

2. For admission to a special examination in English authorized or required by or pursuant to law as a pre-requisite to admission to a professional school or to an examination for a license to engage in or practice a profession, ten dollars.

3. For other certifications or permits for which fees are not otherwise provided, fees as fixed by regulations of the department.

4. For the issuance of a replacement license, ten dollars.

5. For the replacement of a biennial registration certificate which has been lost or destroyed, or for the issuance of each registration certificate for more than one office, five dollars.

6. For a detailed certification of licensure record at the request of an individual, ten dollars.

7. For services and expenses incurred by the department in conducting evaluations, processing complaints or performing other administrative functions related to the review of post-secondary distance education conducted by out-of-state institutions seeking approval to offer distance education to students in New York state who do not participate in an interstate reciprocity agreement pursuant to section two hundred ten-c of this chapter.

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