Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 360-2-.10 - Renewal of Temporary Postgraduate Training Permits
(1) Each permit holder shall notify the Board
within thirty (30) days of all changes of address. Any mailing or notice from
the Board shall be considered to be served on the permit holder when sent to
the permit holder's last address on file with the Board.
(2) All temporary postgraduate training
permits shall expire annually on June 30th, but may, in the discretion of the
Board and upon application duly made and payment of the renewal fee required by
the Board, be renewed annually for the duration of the postgraduate training
program for a period not to exceed seven (7) years.
(3) Deposit of the renewal fee by the Board
does not indicate acceptance of the renewal application or that any permit
requirements have been fulfilled.
(4) To be eligible for renewal, the permit
holder must furnish satisfactory evidence that he or she continues to
participate in the postgraduate training program indicated on the completed
program director's certification form as required in Rule
360-2-.09(3)(d).
(5) Failure to renew a postgraduate training
permit by the designated expiration date shall result in a penalty for late
renewal as required by the Board. Postgraduate training permits that are not
renewed within one month of expiration shall be revoked for failure to renew
and a new application with the appropriate fee shall be required.
(6) A permit holder shall not participate in
postgraduate training in this State after the expiration of a postgraduate
training permit.
(7) All renewal
applicants must provide an affidavit and a secure and verifiable document in
accordance with O.C.G.A.
50-36-1(f).
If the applicant has previously provided a secure and verifiable document and
affidavit of United States citizenship, no additional documentation of
citizenship is required for renewal. If the applicant for renewal is not a
United States citizen, he/she must submit documentation that will determine
his/her qualified alien status. The Board participates in the DHS-USCIS SAVE
(Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements or "SAVE") program for purpose
of verifying citizenship and immigration status information of non-U.S.
citizens. If the applicant for renewal is a qualified alien or non-immigrant
under the Federal Immigration and Nationality Act, he/she must provide the
alien number issued by the Department of Homeland Security or other federal
agency.
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