Rejection question...

Ok so the State rejected my application due notary's mistake. The state sent all of my info back with a new application saying to corret the mistake and send the app back. so what about the 60day period from when the doc signs it and you send it in? i saw the doc 5-4-10 and they opened my info in 6-14-10 but i got everything back in the mail today(the letter they sent back is post marked 8-30-10).

Thank you for you help.

just send back the info they want and send it back REGISTERED MAIL . You will need to keep the receipt you get back and you will have an automatic extention on your tempory card . Dispensaries WILL ask .

Did the Drs office do the Notary as well? I ask because I've seen the registry send it back after you submit with the corrected Notary issue. Their excuse the second time was because it was older then the 60 days since Dr signed.
Two ways to handle this:
If the Dr office supplied the Notary, go back to them with the letter from the registry and ask(politely at first and then move to demanding if need be) them to give you a new Drs recommendation.

Or send it back with corrected Notary issue and original Drs Rec. About 99.9% of the time they will reject for being over the 60 days and send it back to you again for correction (to get a new Drs rec.). All the while you have kept your proof of mailings each time. Send it back for a third time and when they FINALLY approve it, you will have 1 year from that date.

Another issue is if your paying with a MO, the registry claims they are dead after 90 days. So watch for that as well.

HTH
pp69

lbm180 said:

Ok so the State rejected my application due notary's mistake. The state sent all of my info back with a new application saying to corret the mistake and send the app back. so what about the 60day period from when the doc signs it and you send it in? i saw the doc 5-4-10 and they opened my info in 6-14-10 but i got everything back in the mail today(the letter they sent back is post marked 8-30-10).

Thank you for you help.

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Ok so basically what your saying is i just need to keep resending it with the corrected info and they will at some point accept it?

lbm180 said:

Ok so basically what your saying is i just need to keep resending it with the corrected info and they will at some point accept it?

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Just make sure everything checked off on their sheet or hit with the red pen is corrected. Probably needs to be redone on a new form.
Maybe include a new check or MO if it's been a while.

White-out and cross-outs will void the app. Send a new form.

pp69

lbm180 said:

Ok so basically what your saying is i just need to keep resending it with the corrected info and they will at some point accept it?

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Ok I got a reply to the e-mail I sent them they said...

"You have 60 additional days from the day we rejected your application to re-submit it to the registry without having to get a new Physician Certification.

Thank you,Ok so if they opened my app. on june 14 2010 (the date is marked in red stamp on the cover sheat) and I got it back in the mail on august 30th 2010 (its post marked) then how do i have 60 days to correct the info and mail it back? GOD!

There no law that say's you have to register with the state of colardo your doctor note is what make you legal also the state only has like 90 day to reject your app did they make that time line ?

I agree with the first part of your comment, but where did you pull that 90 day shit from. Nothing in A20 mentions 90 days.

What it does state is that if after 35 days from submitting to the registry, you haven't heard from them, that you are considered legal; unless you get a letter denying you.

HTH
pp69

sappytreetree said:

There no law that say's you have to register with the state of colardo your doctor note is what make you legal also the state only has like 90 day to reject your app did they make that time line ?

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it says that on-line if you go to the state registry website.

I'm sorry I can't find that on the site. Can you provide a link or something?

'Thanks
pp69

dadio161 said:

it says that on-line if you go to the state registry website.

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