Upon filing an application for a license under this subtitle, the applicant shall pay a nonrefundable application fee established by the Commission. If a license application must be submitted to the Commission by a particular date, the application shall be submitted not later than 5 p.m. on the last day of this period, and an application submitted after the deadline need not be accepted nor considered by the Commission. Applications. Documents submitted to the Commission under this chapter shall consist of an original and the number of copies required by the Commission and shall be in the electronic format required by Commission. Documents and information submitted to the Commission in a license application shall be sworn before a notary public as to their truth and validity by the applicant or, if the applicant is not an individual, by the chief executive officer of the applicant. Director Review. Upon receipt of an application by the Commission, the Director shall review the application to determine whether it contains all the information required under this chapter. If the Director determines that the required information has not been submitted, the Director shall notify the applicant in writing and state the nature of the deficiency. An applicant notified in accordance with §D(2) of this regulation may submit the documents necessary to complete the application not later than 15 days after issuance of the notification. When the Director determines that an application contains all of the required information, the Director shall certify in writing that the application has been received by the Commission. An applicant who is notified in accordance with §D(2) of this regulation and who fails to submit the requested documents in a timely manner need not be certified by the Director, and the Commission need not consider the application. Changes in Application. If information submitted by an applicant as part of a license application changes or becomes inaccurate before the Commission acts on the application, the applicant shall immediately notify the Director in writing of the change or inaccuracy. After an application has been filed by an applicant, the applicant may not amend the application except: To address a deficiency in accordance with a notice sent under §D(2) of this regulation; As required by the Commission or the Commission staff for clarification of information contained in the application; or To address a change in the circumstances surrounding the application that was outside the control of the applicant and that affects the ability of the applicant to comply with the law or the regulations of the Commission. To amend an application under §E(2)(c) of this regulation, an applicant shall file with the Director a written request to amend the application, stating: The change in the circumstances surrounding the application that necessitates the amendment; The nature of the amendment; and The reason why the amendment is necessary to bring the application into compliance with the law or the regulations of the Commission. The Commission shall grant or deny each request filed under §E(3) of this regulation. A request shall be granted if the applicant demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Commission that: The circumstances requiring the amendment were outside the control of the applicant; Before the change in the circumstances surrounding the application, the application complied with the pertinent provisions of the law or the regulations of the Commission; and The amendment is necessary to bring the application into compliance with the pertinent provisions of the law or the regulations of the Commission. An application for an instant bingo principal employee license may be withdrawn if the: Applicant submits a written request to the Commission to withdraw the application; and Written request is submitted before the Commission has denied the application. Burden of Proof. The burden of proof shall be on the applicant to show that the applicant complies with the regulations of the Commission regarding eligibility and qualifications for the license. The Commission may deny an instant bingo principal employee license to an applicant whose past or present conduct would bring the State into disrepute. The Commission may deny a license to an applicant whose gaming license has been suspended or revoked in another jurisdiction. Administrative Costs of Background Investigations. Promptly upon receipt of an invoice from the Commission, an applicant for a license shall reimburse the Commission for: The administrative costs associated with performing background investigations of the applicant and any individual required to provide information under Regulation .02 of this chapter; and Any payments made by the Commission to a person approved by the Commission to conduct the background investigations. Failure to reimburse the Commission shall be grounds for disqualification of the applicant and denial of the license application. The Commission may require an advance deposit from an applicant for the Commission’s estimate of the administrative costs of conducting the applicant’s background investigation. The Commission shall refund to an applicant any unused amount of the advance deposit. Payment and Collection. Applicants shall pay the administrative costs and fees required under this regulation by: Wire transfer; Money order; Certified check made payable to the “State of Maryland”; or Any other manner designated by the Commission. Continuing Obligations. Applicants who are awarded a license shall, during the term of their licensures, conform to all of the information contained in their license applications. Failure to conform to the information contained in a license application shall be grounds for the Commission invoking against the licensee the sanctions described in Regulation .17 of this chapter.