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What is NYC FC § 117.3.2.2?

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This section outlines the requirements for renewing a permit that has expired for more than one year. It specifies that the applicant must pay a late filing charge equal to 100 percent of the renewal fee, along with all annual fees due since the expiration date. Applies to permit applicants seeking renewal after a year of expiration.

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117.3.2.2 Renewal after one year.

FC § 117.3.2.2

In addition to the payment of the renewal fee, any applicant renewing a permit later than 1 year after its expiration date shall be subject to a late filing charge of 100 percent of the renewal fee. Such applicant shall be liable also for all the annual fees which should have been paid from the date on which the permit expired to the date on which such permit was renewed.

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