The reporting period for changes in pharmacy permit is 30 days.

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The reporting period for changes in pharmacy permit is 30 days.

Notify the board within 30 days of any change affecting the pharmacy permit. This window keeps the board’s records accurate and ensures continuous compliance after events like changes in ownership, location, or permitholder name. Reporting sooner (14 days, 7 days, or immediately) isn’t required by this rule, and waiting beyond 30 days could expose a pharmacy to compliance issues or penalties. For example, if ownership changes on the 5th, the board should be notified by the 35th day (the 30th day after the change).

Notify the board within 30 days of any change affecting the pharmacy permit. This window keeps the board’s records accurate and ensures continuous compliance after events like changes in ownership, location, or permitholder name. Reporting sooner (14 days, 7 days, or immediately) isn’t required by this rule, and waiting beyond 30 days could expose a pharmacy to compliance issues or penalties. For example, if ownership changes on the 5th, the board should be notified by the 35th day (the 30th day after the change).

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