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Notice: 13621145

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL SERVICES

Division:

Finance

Chapter:

MONEY TRANSMITTERS

Overview

RULE:

69V-560.302

Renewal Fees, Deadlines, and Requirements

PURPOSE:

The proposed amendment to Rule 69V-560.302, F.A.C., requires applicants for renewal of Money Service Business (MSB) licensure to submit a nonrefundable fee, on or after October 1, 2013, of $12.00 for each person currently listed in the records of the Office in question 5G of the application for licensure as a MSB, OFR-560-01, to cover the cost of fingerprint retention. Failure to remit the $12.00 fingerprint retention fee and the renewal fee prescribed in Section 560.141(2), F.S., by the license expiration date will automatically result in the license becoming expired. The proposed amendment also requires licensees to submit live-scan processing fingerprints to a live-scan vendor approved by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for each person currently listed in the records of the Office in question 5G of the Application for Licensure as a Money Service Business, OFR-560-01, as required by Section 560.141(7), F.S.. The proposed amendment allows the Office of Financial Regulation to request additional information and documentation regarding the criminal background results and such information must be received by the Office within 45 days from the date of request.

SUMMARY:

The proposed amendment requires applicants for licensure for renewal as a Money Service Business (MSB) to submit a nonrefundable fee of $12.00 for each person currently listed in the records of the Office in question 5G of the application for licensure as a MSB, form OFR560-01, to cover the cost of fingerprint retention.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

560.105 FS.

LAW:

560.143 FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

10/2/2013 Vol. 39/192

COMMENTS:

From 10/2/2013 To 10/23/2013 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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