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1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to start the process and open the form in an editor for completion.
2. Begin by entering your name in the designated fields, including First Name, Middle, and Last Name.
3. Provide your Address, including Street Address, City, State, and Zip Code.
4. Enter your Telephone number and E-Mail address in the respective fields.
5. Indicate in what capacity you are responding to the Request for Comments by selecting one or more options: Licensee, Applicant, Student, University, CE Sponsor, Professional Firm, or Other.
6. If you wish to opt-out from future mailings regarding Rules Promulgation, check the box stating 'Please remove me from this mailing list and future Rules Promulgation mailings.'
7. Next, select a general category to comment on: DEFINITIONS, LICENSURE, CONTINUING EDUCATION, or RULES OF CONDUCT by clicking the box next to each category.
8. For each selected category, choose specific subparts or rules within that category by checking the corresponding boxes.
9. Utilize the comment sections available for each category to write your feedback. Make sure to reference the rule number, subpart, or subitem you are commenting on. Remember, the comment section has a limit of 4000 characters.
10. If you need to provide additional remarks, you can do so by emailing them to psychology.board@state.mn.us. Make sure to identify all materials that should accompany this form.
11. Once you have completed the form, print it out. Finally, send it to the Minnesota Board of Psychology at 2829 University Avenue SE #320, Minneapolis, MN 55414-3237.
12. Remember that once you begin filling out this form online, it cannot be saved for later completion.
13. After submission, acknowledge that all comments provided are voluntary and greatly valued.

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