Current as of: Dec. 2011 (1) Each active consumer finance license will be renewed for the biennial period beginning January 1 of every odd-numbered year, upon submission of the statutory renewal fee. (2) If the Office of Financial Regulation has not received the renewal fee prior to January 1 of the renewal year, the license shall revert from active to inactive status. The inactive license may be reactivated within six (6) months after becoming inactive upon payment of the biennial license fee and payment of the reactivation fee which is a fee equal to the biennial license fee. (3) A renewal fee submitted electronically on the Office’s website shall be considered received on the date the Office issues a confirmation of payment to the licensee via the Office’s website. A confirmation is issued by the Office upon successful submission of a renewal payment. (4) If the payment is received in a paper format, the received date shall be the date stamped on the payment when received by the Department of Financial Services’ Cashier’s Office in Tallahassee, Florida. (5) All renewal fees required to be filed under this rule shall be filed electronically at www.flofr.com. (6) Any person may petition for waiver of the requirement of electronic submission of fees by filing a petition pursuant to Rule 28-106.301, F.A.C. Such petition shall demonstrate a technological or financial hardship that entitles the person to file the application, fees, data or form in a paper format. (7) If December 31 of the year is on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday pursuant to Section 110.117, F.S., then the renewals received on the next business day will be considered timely received. Rulemaking Authority 516.03(1), 516.22(1), 516.23(3) FS. Law Implemented 516.03(1), 516.05(1), (2) FS. History–New 12-13-88, Amended 1-5-00, 12-25-00, Formerly 3D-160.031, Amended 12-20-07. Laws implemented by this Rule: Florida Statutes § 516.03, 516.05 ________________________________________________________________________
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