NAC467.012. General licensing requirements: Application; conditions and agreements; false statements; proof of identity; appearance before Commission; fee for issuance or renewal; period of validity.  

     1. An application for a license as a:

     (a) Professional boxer;

     (b) Mixed martial artist;

     (c) Kickboxer;

     (d) Any other unarmed combatant;

     (e) Promoter;

     (f) Matchmaker;

     (g) Manager;

     (h) Second, including a trainer;

     (i) Referee;

     (j) Judge;

     (k) Timekeeper;

     (l) Announcer; or

     (m) Physician,

Ê must be made in writing on a form supplied by the Commission and signed by the applicant under penalty of perjury. The Commission, in its discretion, may act on an applicant’s request for a license before the form is submitted, but a license must not be issued to the applicant until the applicant complies with the requirements of this subsection.

     2. Each license issued is subject to the conditions and agreements set forth in the application.

     3. Any false statement of a material matter in such an application is a ground:

     (a) For denial of the application; or

     (b) If the license has already been issued, for revocation of the license.

     4. Before issuing a license, the Commission or its staff may, when deemed appropriate, require an applicant to provide independent proof of his or her identity such as a photographic identification provided by a governmental authority.

     5. The Commission may require an applicant to appear before the Commission to answer questions or provide documents in conjunction with an application for a license.

     6. The fee for issuance or renewal of a license:

     (a) For a boxer is $25.

     (b) For a mixed martial artist is $25.

     (c) For a kickboxer is $25.

     (d) For any other unarmed combatant is $25.

     (e) For a matchmaker is $100.

     (f) For a manager is $100.

     (g) For a second is $50.

     (h) For an announcer is $100.

     7. Unless the Commission limits the license to a shorter period, a license is valid for the remainder of the calendar year for which it is granted.

     8. Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, a licensee must pay the full renewal fee for a license, regardless of whether the license is limited or conditioned by the Commission. If the Commission later removes the limitation or grants the licensee the same type of license for another period in the same calendar year, the licensee is not required to pay an additional renewal fee for a license within that same calendar year.