A person shall pay a fee as set forth in Regulation .02, of this chapter, by certified check or money order. The Board shall provide a copy of this chapter: Along with any application form or renewal form; and To any other person upon request. The Board may not refund a fee. The following fees are established by the Board for items or services provided under this subtitle: Application processing fee: For certificate and trainee status ... $150; or For licensure ... $250; Subsequent application review fee ... $50; Preapplication credentials evaluation fee ... $50; Certification fee ... $100; Licensure fee ... $200; Certification and trainee renewal fee ... $200; Licensure renewal fee ... $275; Late renewal fee (in addition to §F or G of this regulation) ... $50; Certification and licensure verification ... $20; Duplicate or replacement certificate or license ... $15; Endorsement to another jurisdiction ... $10; Name or address change ... No fee; Inactive status (annual) ... $50; Reinstatement fee: For certificate ... $150; For license ... $200; 2-year sponsorship of continuing education programs: For organization ... $750; For individual ... $300; or For an individual workshop ... $150; Review for non-preapproved CEUs for individuals (per occurrence) ... $15; Drug and alcohol certification upgrade fee ... $25; Returned check fee ... $25; Failure to notify of change of address ... $25; Copy and scanning fee ... $2 per page; and Out-of-State application processing fee ... $250. Health Occupations Article, §§17-205, 17-206, and 17-310, Annotated Code of Maryland Effective date: July 10, 1989 (16:13 Md. R. 1422) Regulation .02 amended effective June 8, 1992 (19:11 Md. R. 1016); April 3, 2000 (27:6 Md. R. 642); September 28, 2015 (42:19 Md. R. 1228) Regulation .02E amended as an emergency provision effective September 16, 1992 (19:20 Md. R. 1812); amended permanently effective March 18, 1993 (19:21 Md. R. 1892) Regulation .02M, N amended effective January 2, 1994 (20:26 Md. R. 2028) Regulation .02A, D, E amended effective March 14, 1994 (21:5 Md. R. 404)