NRS 639.127 - Application for registration as pharmacist; payment of fee; proof of qualifications; period of validity of application; issuance of certificate of registration.

NV Rev Stat § 639.127 (2019) (N/A)

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1. An applicant for registration as a pharmacist in this State must submit an application to the Executive Secretary of the Board on a form furnished by the Board and must pay the fee fixed by the Board. The fee must be paid at the time the application is submitted and is compensation to the Board for the investigation and the examination of the applicant. Under no circumstances may the fee be refunded.

2. Proof of the qualifications of any applicant must be made to the satisfaction of the Board and must be substantiated by affidavits, records or such other evidence as the Board may require.

3. An application is only valid for 1 year after the date it is received by the Board unless the Board extends its period of validity.

4. A certificate of registration as a pharmacist must be issued to each person who the Board determines is qualified pursuant to the provisions of NRS 639.120, 639.134, 639.136 or 639.1365. The certificate entitles the person to whom it is issued to practice pharmacy in this State.

(Added to NRS by 1967, 1653; A 1979, 1686; 1983, 178; 1985, 877; 1999, 240; 2003, 2282; 2015, 3020, 3897)

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