Arizona § 32-1643 - Fees; penalties
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§ 32-1643. Fees; penalties
A. The board by formal vote at its annual meeting shall establish fees not to exceed the following amounts:
1. Initial application for certification for certified registered nurse anesthetist, registered nurse practitioner and clinical nurse specialist in specialty areas, $150.
2. Initial application for school nurse certification, $75.
3. Initial application for license as a registered nurse, $150.
4. Initial application for license as a practical nurse, $150.
5. Application for reissuance of a registered or practical nursing license, $150.
6. Application for renewal of a registered nurse or a practical nurse license before expiration, $160.
7. Application for renewal of license after expiration, $160, plus a late fee of $50 for each month the license is lapsed, but not to exceed a total of $200.
8. Application for renewal of a school nurse certificate, $50.
9. Application for temporary registered nurse, practical nurse or licensed nursing assistant license, $50.
10. Retaking the registered nurse or practical nurse examination, $100.
11. Issuing a license to an applicant to become a licensed nursing assistant or licensed health aide, $50.
12. Issuing a license to a licensed nursing assistant or licensed health aide applicant for renewal, $50.
13. Application for renewal of a licensed nursing assistant or licensed health aide license after its expiration, $25 for each year it is expired, not to exceed a total of $100.
14. Issuing a duplicate license or certificate, $25.
15. Copying a nursing program transcript, $25.
16. Verification to another state or country of licensure for endorsement, certification for advanced practice or licensed nursing assistant licensure, $50.
17. Providing verification to an applicant for licensure or for licensed nursing assistant licensure by endorsement, $50.
18. Application to prescribe and dispense medication and application to prescribe medication, $150.
19. Application for renewal of prescribing and dispensing medication privileges before expiration and application for renewal of prescribing medication privileges before expiration, $20.
20. Application for renewal of prescribing and dispensing medication privileges after expiration and application for renewal of prescribing medication privileges after expiration, $35.
21. Issuing an inactive license, $50.
22. Writing the national council licensing examination for the first time, $150.
23. Sale of publications prepared by the board, $50.
24. Providing notary services, $2, or as allowed under section 41-316.
25. Copying records, documents, letters, minutes, applications and files, $.50 a page.
26. Processing fingerprint cards, $50.
27. Registration for board seminars, $100.
28. Failing to notify the board of a change of address pursuant to section 32-1609, $25.
B. The board may collect from the drawer of a dishonored check, draft order or note an amount allowed pursuant to section 44-6852.
Source: official Arizona text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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