A.R.S. § 32-1727: Optometry License Fees
Fees
How much does an optometry license cost in Arizona?
In Arizona, the optometry board charges fees fixed directly by statute for some transactions -- $150 to apply for an examination, $300 to apply for a license by endorsement, $30 for a duplicate license, $20 for a certificate of special qualification or its duplicate, and $5 for the statute pamphlet -- while the board itself sets separate fees for license issuance, renewal, and late renewal. None of these fees are refundable.
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Full statute text
Official text last checked against azleg.gov:
32-1727. Fees
A. The following fees shall be paid to the board:
1. Filing an application for examination, one hundred fifty dollars.
2. License issuance fee as established by the board.
3. Renewal of a license to practice the profession of optometry as established by the board.
4. Late renewal of a license as established by the board.
5. Application for a license by endorsement, three hundred dollars.
6. Duplicate license fee, thirty dollars.
7. Certificates of special qualification, twenty dollars.
8. Duplicate certificates of special qualification, twenty dollars.
9. Optometry statute pamphlet fee, five dollars.
B. Fees are not refundable.
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