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Iowa Code Title VI. Human Services [Chs. 216-255A] § 252J.7. Certificate of noncompliance--certification to licensing authority

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

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1. If the individual fails to respond to the notice of potential license sanction provided pursuant to section 252J.3 or child support services issues a written decision under section 252J.6 which states that the individual is not in compliance, child support services shall issue a certificate of noncompliance to any appropriate licensing authority.

2. The certificate of noncompliance shall contain the individual's name and social security number.

3. The certificate of noncompliance shall require all of the following:

a. That the licensing authority initiate procedures for the revocation or suspension of the individual's license, or for the denial of the issuance or renewal of a license using the licensing authority's procedures.

b. That the licensing authority provide notice to the individual, as provided in section 252J.8, of the intent to suspend, revoke, deny issuance, or deny renewal of a license including the effective date of the action. The suspension, revocation, or denial shall be effective no sooner than thirty days following provision of notice to the individual.

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