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(1) The department may provide for the renewal of a credential to engage in business as an apprentice training salon; a body art facility; a cosmetic establishment; a cosmetology salon; an electrology establishment; an emergency medical service; an emergency medical training program; an esthetics salon; a funeral establishment or branch establishment; a massage therapy establishment; a massage therapy school; a nail technology salon; a nail technology school; a satellite cosmetology classroom; a school of cosmetology; or a school of esthetics upon request of the credentialed entity as provided in this section. The credential renewals provided for in this section shall be accomplished in such manner as the department, with the approval of the appropriate professional board, shall establish by rule and regulation. The request for renewal need not be in any particular form and shall be accompanied by the renewal fee, if applicable. Such fee shall be paid not later than the date of the expiration of such credential.

(2) At least thirty days before the expiration of a credential, the department shall notify each credentialed entity by a letter addressed to the place of business as noted upon the department's records. Any credentialed entity which fails to pay the renewal fee on or before the date of expiration of the credential shall be given a second notice in the same manner as the first notice advising the entity (a) of the failure to pay the renewal fee, (b) that the credential has expired, (c) that the entity is subject to an administrative penalty under section 71-164.01 if the entity engages in business after the expiration date and prior to renewal, reinstatement, or issuance of a credential, (d) that upon the receipt of the renewal fee and the required late fee within thirty days after the expiration date, no order of revocation will be entered, and (e) that upon the failure to receive the fees, the credential will be revoked in the manner prescribed in section 71-149.

Laws 2003, LB 242, § 15

Laws 2004, LB 906, § 1

Laws 2004, LB 1005, § 9