§ 100013 License Application Abandonment
This law says the commissioner can mark a license application as abandoned if the applicant doesn't give requested information within 60 days, and the fee paid won't be returned.
A person applies for a restaurant license. The commissioner sends a letter asking for proof of health inspections, but the person never sends the paperwork.
Because the person didn't send the requested info within 60 days, the commissioner can declare the application abandoned. The fee they already paid stays with the state, but they can fill out a new application and pay the fee again.
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§ 100013 License Application Abandonment
Last verified: January 10, 2026