§ 421. Application for licenses. 1. Application for a license required\nunder this article shall be in writing, under oath, and in the form\nprescribed by the secretary, and shall contain the following:\n a. The exact name and the address of the applicant and its date of\nincorporation;\n b. The name and the business and residential address of each principal\nand officer of the applicant;\n c. The complete address where the business of the applicant is to be\nconducted, showing the street and number, if any, post office and\nbuilding and room number, if any, the office building and room number,\nif any, and the municipality and county;\n d. If the applicant has one or more branches, subsidiaries or\naffiliates operating in the state, the complete address of each such\nplace of business; and\n e. A complete set of two fingerprint cards for each principal and\nofficer of the applicant on a standard fingerprint card approved by the\ndivision and a fee pursuant to subdivision eight-a of section eight\nhundred thirty-seven of the executive law, and amendments thereto, for\nthe cost of the division's full search and retain procedures, which fee\nshall be remitted by the department to the division for deposit by the\ncomptroller into the general fund. Before approving such application the\nsecretary, or his or her designee, shall forward one copy of such\nfingerprint card and the processing fee to the division upon receipt of\nsuch fingerprints. The division shall forward to the secretary a report\nwith respect to the applicant's previous criminal history, if any, or a\nstatement that the applicant has no previous criminal history according\nto its files. If additional copies of fingerprints are required the\napplicant shall furnish them upon request.\n 2. Upon original application for a license to operate as a coin\nprocessor, the applicant shall pay an application fee, in such amount as\nmay be determined by the secretary, not to exceed three hundred dollars.\nUpon application for a license renewal, the licensee shall pay a renewal\nprocessing fee in such amount as shall be determined by the secretary,\nnot to exceed three hundred dollars.\n
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