Section 393-3-1 - General ProvisionsA. With the exception of the exam score, applications will not be accepted unless complete.B. Application forms or supporting documents that have been altered, defaced or compromised will not be accepted. The exam scores must be received by the board within twelve (12) months from the date the application is received by the board. If the licensing process exceeds twelve (12) months, the application and all supporting documentation become invalid, and the applicant must restart the licensure process and submit a new application and supporting documents.C. Licensure Renewal. Licensees must submit complete applications for renewal of license prior to the date of expiration of licensure. A license expires on the stated date of expiration but may be renewed by the payment of a $10.00 late renewal fee in addition to the license fee for a period of 90 days after the date of expiration. The 90 day extended renewal period should not in any way be construed to permit the practice of physical therapy after the date of expiration. Licensees are responsible for notifying the board, in writing of any name or address change. Failure to receive a renewal notice in the mail does not constitute sufficient excuse for not renewing in a timely manner.D. Examination Scores. 1. For applicants who took the national licensure examination on or after January 1, 1993, the passing score shall be the criterion reference score as recommended by the Federation.2. For applicants who took the APTA licensure examination on or after January 1, 1993, the passing score shall be the criterion reference score as recommended by the Federation.3. For applicants who took the APTA licensure examination before January 1, 1993, the passing score shall be 1.5 standard deviation below the national average raw score, including the total score.