Forfeiture of fees by absent exam takers

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PRC Resolution NO. 2004-189, SERIES 2004: Forfeiture of fees by absent exam takers

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Forfeiture of fees by absent exam takers

Law: Prc No. 2004-189, Series 2004

Decision Date: Mar 2, 2004

Examinees who fail to report and take scheduled licensure examinations will forfeit their examination fees and must pay anew when reapplying, as mandated by the Commission.

Issue of Absent Examinees

Observes the occurrence of examinees who do not report or take their scheduled licensure examinations, being classified as ABSENT.
Notes the previous practice of retaining examination fees paid by absent examinees as valid for future examinations.

Operational Costs and Justification for Fee Forfeiture

Highlights that PRC incurs various operational expenses including manpower, supplies, and examination forms during the filing and examination period.
These costs remain payable notwithstanding examinee attendance.

Resolution to Forfeit Examination Fees of Absent Examinees

Declares the forfeiture of examination fees paid by examinees who fail to appear for the scheduled examination.
Requires absent examinees to pay the full examination fees again upon re-application for future examinations.

Effectivity and Dissemination of the Resolution

Resolution becomes effective upon approval and publication either in the Official Gazette or in a newspaper of general circulation, whichever occurs first.
Copies of the resolution are to be distributed to all educational institutions offering licensure courses and accredited professional organizations for awareness and guidance.

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