1. (a) "License" means a license, certificate, registration, permit, or other authorization issued by the Board.
2. (b) Initial applications and applications for renewal of licenses issued by the board are subject to the course of action established by the Texas Family Code, §232.0135.

3. (c) Upon notice from a child support agency that an obligor has failed to pay child support for six months or more, the Board shall refuse to grant initial licensure or renewal of an existing license to an obligor until the Board is notified by the child support agency that the obligor has:

   1. (1) paid all child support arrearages;
   2. (2) established with the child support agency a satisfactory repayment schedule or is in compliance with a court order for payment of the arrearages;
   3. (3) been granted an exemption from this subsection as part of a court-supervised plan to improve the obligor's earnings and child support payments; or
   4. (4) successfully contested the denial before the child support agency in accordance with §232.0135(d), Texas Family Code.

Source Note:The provisions of this §107.2 adopted to be effective December 16, 2012, 37 TexReg 9635.