Statutes and Rules
Rules
A.A.C. R13-11-103. Request for good cause exception
- A person who meets the requirements of A.R.S. § 41—1758.03 and wishes to apply for a good cause exception shall submit a request to the Board within 30 calendar days of the date on the Department's notice.
- The Board shall send an application package within five business days to an applicant if one of the following applies:
- The applicant meets the requirement of R13-11-103(A).
- With good cause, the applicant submits a request in excess of 30 calendar days of the date on the Department's notice. An applicant demonstrates good cause by showing that the request could not have been submitted on time, using reasonable diligence. An applicant's failure to inform the Department of a change in address shall not constitute grounds for good cause. The Board's executive director shall determine whether good cause exists.
- The applicant submits an incomplete request within 30 days of the Department's notice and subsequently completes the request. The Board shall determine a request incomplete if the request lacks one of the following:
- A written indication that the applicant wishes to appeal for a good cause exception under A.R.S. § 41—619.55, or
- The Department's notice or any of its pages.
- Within five business days, the Board shall send a notice to an applicant who submits an incomplete request. The notice shall indicate that the request is incomplete and what elements of the request are missing.
- The Board shall reject an applicant's request for a good cause exception and send a written notice of rejection within five business days if one of the following applies:
- The applicant submits a request in excess of 30 days of the date on the Department's notice, except as provided for in R13-11-103(B)(2).
- R13-11-103(B) notwithstanding, the applicant is not eligible to request a good cause exception under A.R.S. § 41—1758.03.