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Arizona NOTICE OF INTENT TO SUSPEND

Category:
Arizona Workers Compensation - Claims
State:
Arizona
Control #:
AZ-WC-30
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NOTICE OF INTENT TO SUSPEND An Arizona Notice of Intent to Suspend is a legal document that is used when an Arizona state agency intends to suspend or revoke a license, certificate, registration, or other form of authorization to do business in the state. There are two types of Arizona Notice of Intent to Suspend: 1) an administrative notice, which is issued by the state agency as a precursor to suspension or revocation; and 2) a judicial notice, which is issued by a court or other legal body. An administrative notice provides notice of the agency’s intent to suspend or revoke the license, certificate, registration, or other form of authorization, and outlines the reasons for the proposed action. A judicial notice is a court order that officially suspends or revokes the license, certificate, registration, or other form of authorization.

An Arizona Notice of Intent to Suspend is a legal document that is used when an Arizona state agency intends to suspend or revoke a license, certificate, registration, or other form of authorization to do business in the state. There are two types of Arizona Notice of Intent to Suspend: 1) an administrative notice, which is issued by the state agency as a precursor to suspension or revocation; and 2) a judicial notice, which is issued by a court or other legal body. An administrative notice provides notice of the agency’s intent to suspend or revoke the license, certificate, registration, or other form of authorization, and outlines the reasons for the proposed action. A judicial notice is a court order that officially suspends or revokes the license, certificate, registration, or other form of authorization.

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