If an applicant is denied controlled substance registration, when must they appear before the certifying board?

When an applicant is denied controlled substance registration in Alabama, they are required to appear before the certifying board within 30 days of the denial. This timeframe is established to ensure that applicants have a prompt opportunity to contest the decision and present their case. The 30-day period is designed to facilitate a timely resolution and to maintain efficient regulatory oversight. Appearing within this timeframe allows applicants to address any concerns that led to the denial and helps to uphold the integrity of the registration process.

Other durations, such as 15, 60, or 90 days, do not align with the specific requirements set forth in Alabama law regarding the timeline for appealing a denial, making them unsuitable options in this context.