079-2 Wyo. Code R. §§ 2-9 - Application Review Process
(a) Upon receipt of
a completed application, the Board Office shall review the application and if
it is complete and, if there are no known grounds for denial of the license
requested, issue the license. If there are known grounds for denial, the Board
Office shall forward the application to the Application Review Board Member
(ARBM).
(b) The ARBM shall review
the application and all other information available and following the review
may:
(i) Approve the application if the
applicant meets all requirements, or
(ii) If there are questions as to whether
denial is appropriate, forward the application and an ARBM report to the
Assistant Attorney General assigned to the Board for prosecution to
review.
(c) If, after
review, the ARBM and Assistant Attorney General recommend denial of an
application:
(i) A preliminary denial letter
shall be sent to applicant. The letter shall state the basis for the denial
including relevant statutes and rules; and
(ii) Advise the applicant of the right to
request reconsideration.
(d) If the applicant fails to request
reconsideration in writing within 30 days of the date of the preliminary denial
letter, the preliminary denial becomes final.
(e) If the applicant requests reconsideration
within thirty (30) days, a reconsideration conference shall be held with the
ARBM, the Assistant Attorney General, and the applicant.
(f) Following a reconsideration conference,
the ARBM shall either approve or deny the application.
(g) If denied, the applicant must submit a
written request for a hearing within thirty (30) days of the date of the denial
letter.
(h) Application denial
hearings:
(i) An application denial hearing is
a formal contested case hearing conducted pursuant to the Wyoming
Administrative Procedure Act.
(ii)
The hearing is to be conducted in the presence of a quorum of the Board, and
follow the process set forth in Chapter 11. Section
4.
(iii) The applicant has the burden of proving
that he/she meets all requirements for the license requested.
(i) The ARBM shall not take part
in the consideration of any contested case.
(j) The ARBM shall not, by this rule, be
barred from attending any contested case hearing.
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