Procedures for Reinstatement of a License Which Has Been Revoked, Suspended, Surrendered, or

Procedures for the reinstatement of a license after discipline shall be determined by guidelines established by the Board or, in specific matters, by consent agreement or a decision and order of the Board issued consistent with M.G.L. c. 30A. As a condition of licensure, all licensed Home Inspectors and Associate Home Inspectors engaged in the practice of Home Inspection shall secure, maintain, and file with the Board satisfactory proof of a certificate of errors and omissions insurance policy, which shall be in a minimum amount of $250,000 in the aggregate. All errors and omissions policies shall remain in effect for ten days after the Board receives written notice via certified mail of the inspector's intention to cancel or not renew. Notification shall be certified mail return receipt requested; it shall be the inspector's responsibility to notify the Board. (1) Official Mailing Address. The mailing address supplied to the Board by the Registrant will be considered as the address of record for receipt of correspondence from the Board. Failure to supply the Board with a correct mailing address may result in default judgment, or form a basis of independent disciplinary action. (2) Change of Address. A Registrant shall notify the Board of any change in his or her name, or address. Such notification shall be in writing and shall be submitted within 30 days of the change in name or address. Biennial license fees are set by the Secretary of Administration and Finance of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Fees shall not be prorated for those applying between renewal dates. Renewal forms and fees postmarked after the due date will be subject to a late filing fee set by the Secretary of Administration and Finance. A separate application fee will be charged for all new applications. Application and license fees are not refundable.