C.R.S. Section 23-64-117
Agent’s permits


(1)

In-state schools.

(a)

Any person desiring to engage in the performance of the duties of an agent for a school located within this state shall be registered by the school upon forms to be provided by the division. The registration shall include the following:

(I)

A statement signed by the applicant that he or she has read the provisions of the “Private Occupational Education Act of 1981” and the rules promulgated pursuant thereto;

(II)

A fee as required by this article 64.

(b)

An agent representing more than one school must obtain a separate agent’s permit for each school represented; except that an agent holding a valid agent’s permit to represent a school shall not be required to obtain a separate permit to represent another school owned by the same entity to the same extent and having the same name as the first school.

(c)

An agent’s permit shall be issued to the agent and shall state in a clear and conspicuous manner the name of the agent, the name and location of the school he or she represents, and the date of issuance and term of the permit.

(d)

An agent’s permit shall expire on the same date as the certificate of approval for the school that the agent represents expires.

(2)

Out-of-state schools.

(a)

Any person desiring to engage in the performance of the duties as an agent within this state, for a school located outside this state, shall make application through the school to the board upon forms to be provided by the division. The application shall include the following:

(I)

A statement signed by the applicant that he or she has read the provisions of the “Private Occupational Education Act of 1981” and the rules promulgated pursuant thereto;

(II)

A surety bond as required in this article 64;

(III)

A fee as required by this article 64.

(b)

An application submitted by an applicant who intends to represent a school located outside this state shall not be acted upon until any information regarding the school that is required to be submitted by the board, including the name and Colorado address of a designated agent upon whom any process, notice, or demand may be served, has been received.

(c)

An agent representing more than one school must obtain a separate agent’s permit for each school represented; except that an agent holding a valid agent’s permit to represent a school shall not be required to obtain a separate permit to represent another school owned by the same entity to the same extent and having the same name as the first school.

(d)

Following the review and evaluation of an application and any further information required by the board to be submitted by the applicant and an investigation and appraisal of an applicant as the board deems necessary or appropriate, the board shall recommend to the executive director either a grant or denial of an agent’s permit to the applicant.

(e)

An agent’s permit shall be issued to the agent and shall state in a clear and conspicuous manner the name of the agent, the name and location of the school he or she represents, and the date of issuance and term of the permit.

(f)

An agent’s permit shall expire annually on June 30. An agent’s permit shall also expire upon termination of his or her employment with the school named on the permit.

(g)

An agent’s permit issued for the purpose of representing a school located outside this state shall be suspended by operation of law when the school fails to maintain in this state an agent upon whom any process, notice, or demand may be served.

(h)

At least sixty days prior to the expiration of an agent’s permit, the agent shall complete and file with the board an application form and fee for renewal of the permit. The application shall be reviewed and acted upon as provided in this article 64. If the application is not submitted as set forth in this section, the agent’s existing permit shall expire on July 1.

(i)

The board shall not be required to act upon an application submitted by an agent whose permit has been revoked or denied by a final nonappealable order of the board for a period of twelve months subsequent to the revocation or denial. Notwithstanding that an order of revocation or denial shall be subject to judicial review, the agent shall otherwise comply with and be subject to the provisions of this article 64; except that the agent shall not be required to submit an application as required by this section.

Source: Section 23-64-117 — Agent’s permits, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-23.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

23‑64‑101
Short title
23‑64‑102
Legislative declaration
23‑64‑103
Definitions
23‑64‑104
Exemptions
23‑64‑105
Private occupational school division - creation
23‑64‑106
Powers and duties of division
23‑64‑107
Private occupational school board - established - membership
23‑64‑108
Powers and duties of board - rules
23‑64‑109
Duties of private occupational schools
23‑64‑110
Submittal of fingerprints for persons teaching at designated schools - fingerprint-based criminal history record checks - prerequisite for commencing or continuing employment
23‑64‑111
Duties and powers of the division subject to approval of the executive director
23‑64‑112
Minimum standards
23‑64‑113
Prohibitions
23‑64‑114
Application for certificate of approval
23‑64‑115
Issuance of certificate of approval
23‑64‑116
Application for change of ownership - definition
23‑64‑117
Agent’s permits
23‑64‑118
Denial of application for certificate of approval or agent’s permit
23‑64‑119
Revocation of certificate of approval and agent’s permit
23‑64‑120
Refund policy
23‑64‑121
Bonds - definitions
23‑64‑122
Fees - private occupational schools fund - annual adjustment - rules
23‑64‑123
Deceptive trade or sales practices
23‑64‑124
Complaints of deceptive trade or sales practices
23‑64‑125
Preservation of records
23‑64‑126
Enforceability of notes, contracts, and other evidence of indebtedness
23‑64‑127
Violations - civil - penalty
23‑64‑128
Violations - criminal - penalty
23‑64‑129
State administrative procedure act
23‑64‑130
Jurisdiction of courts - service of process
23‑64‑131
Enforcement - injunction - fines - rules
23‑64‑132
Transfer of governance of private occupational schools - provisions for transition - rules
23‑64‑133
Repeal of article - review of functions
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Current through Fall 2024

§ 23-64-117’s source at colorado​.gov