Florida § 633.132 - Fees.
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§ 633.132. Fees.
(1) The division shall collect in advance the following fees that it deems necessary to be charged: (a) Pursuant to part III of this chapter: 1. Contractor certificate initial application: $300 for each class of certificate. 2. Contractor biennial renewal fee: $150 for each class of certificate. 3. Contractor permit initial application fee: $100 for each class of permit. 4. Contractor permit biennial renewal fee: $50 for each class of permit. 5. Contractor examination or reexamination fee: $100 for each class of certificate. 6. Fire equipment dealer license: a. Class A: $250. b. Class B: $150. c. Class C: $150. d. Class D: $200. 7. Fire equipment dealer or contractor application and renewal fee for an inactive license: $75. 8. Fire equipment dealer license or permit exam or reexamination: $50. 9. Reinspection fee for a dealer equipment inspection conducted by the State Fire Marshal under s. 633.304(1): $50 for each reinspection. 10. Permit for a portable fire extinguisher installer/repairer/inspector: $90. 11. Permit for a preengineered fire extinguishing system installer/repairer/inspector: $120. 12. Conversion of a fire equipment dealer’s license to a different category: $10 for each permit and license. (b) Pursuant to part IV of this chapter: 1. Certificate of compliance: $30. 2. Certificate of competency: $30. 3. Renewal fee for a certificate of compliance, competency, or instruction: $15. (c) Duplicate or change of address for any license, permit, or certificate: $10. (2) All moneys collected by the State Fire Marshal pursuant to this chapter shall be deposited into the Insurance Regulatory Trust Fund.
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Section 633.132 ("Fees.") is part of the Florida Statutes, the codified statutory law of Florida. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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