1. (a) An application for an initial license shall be complete when the department determines that all items required by He-P 814.05(a) have been received.
2. (b) If an application does not contain all of the items required by He-P 814.05(a), the department shall notify the applicant in writing of the items required before the application can be processed.

3. (c) Unless a waiver has been granted, the department shall deny a licensing request in accordance with He-P 814.14(b) if it determines that the applicant, licensee, administrator, or household member:

   1. (1) Has been convicted of any felony in this or any other state;
   2. (2) Has been convicted of a sexual assault, other violent crime, assault, fraud, theft, abuse, neglect, or exploitation;
   3. (3) Has had a finding by the department or any administrative agency in this or any other state for assault, fraud, theft, abuse, neglect, or exploitation of any person; or
   4. (4) Otherwise poses a threat to the health, safety, or well-being of individuals.
4. (d) Following a life safety code inspection, a license shall be issued if the department determines that an applicant requesting an initial license is in full compliance with RSA 151 and He-P 814.
5. (e) All licenses issued in accordance with RSA 151 shall be non-transferable by person or location.
6. (f) If the applicant does not provide the items required by the written notice in (b) above within 90 days, the application will be closed and a new application will be required.

Source. #5515, eff 11-25-92, EXPIRED: 11-25-98 New. #9288, eff 10-3-08, EXPIRED: 10-3-16 New. #12048, INTERIM, eff 11-19-16, EXPIRED: 5-18-17 New. #12374, eff 9-1-17