Ch. 16, § 7. Decision on Application

(a) Upon the receipt of a complete application for licensure, the Division may take up to forty-five (45) days to issue or deny a license. An application is complete when the Division has received all required documentation, any requested supplemental information, and the results of a criminal background check indicating that there is no conviction or pending charge related to Section 3(a) of this chapter or a resolution has been reached with regard to any issues identified in the criminal background check. (b) If the Division denies a license, the Division shall send written notice to the applicant. The written notice must state the reason for denial. (c) The Division shall issue a license to an applicant if the Division finds the applicant: (i) Is eligible for licensure; and (ii) Has submitted a complete application for licensure. (d) The Division may deny an applicant a license if the Division finds: (i) The applicant is ineligible for licensure; (ii) The applicant has failed to submit a complete application for licensure; (iii) Grounds for denial under Section 12 of this Chapter.