| |  | | determined by the board of not more than $400.  A new$200 |  | applicant having paid the application fee shall pay either the |  | biennial licensure fee, if the applicant applies on an even- |  | numbered year, or half the biennial licensure fee if the applicant |  | applies in an odd-numbered year. | 
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 |  | |  | Sec. 2.  32 MRSA §1085, as amended by PL 2001, c. 260, Pt. B, §3, is |  | further amended to read: | 
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 |  | |  | The board is authorized, at its discretion, without the |  | examination as provided, to issue a license to an applicant who |  | furnishes proof, satisfactory to the board, that the applicant |  | has been  licensed to practice dentistry in another state after |  | full compliance with the requirements of its dental laws. If an |  | applicant is licensed to practice dentistry in another state, |  | that applicant's professional education may not be less than is |  | required in this State and the applicant must have been at least |  | 3 years in actual practice in the state in which the license was |  | granted. Applicants for licensure by endorsement who meet the |  | requirements of this section must be interviewed in person by the |  | board or members of the board, prior to being issued a license. |  | Every license of this type issued by the board must state upon |  | its face the grounds upon which it is issued and the applicant |  | may be required to furnish proof upon affidavit. The fee for the |  | license is determined by the board, but may not be more than $300 |  | $400. | 
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 |  | |  | Sec. 3.  32 MRSA §1087, as amended by PL 1993, c. 600, Pt. A, §70, |  | is further amended to read: | 
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 |  | | §1087. Fee for duplicate license | 
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 |  | |  | An applicant for a duplicate license granted upon proof of loss of |  | the original shall pay a fee of no more than $50.$15 | 
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