Virginia § 32.1-138.7 - Certificates of registration required; issuance; transferability; regulations
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§ 32.1-138.7. Certificates of registration required; issuance; transferability; regulations
A private review agent may not conduct utilization reviews in the Commonwealth unless the Department has granted the private review agent a certificate of registration. The Department shall issue a certificate of registration to an applicant that has met the minimum standards required by this article and applicable regulations of the Department. A certificate of registration issued under this article is not transferable.
1990, c. 826, § 38.2-5301; 1998, c. 129.
Source: official Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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