If a Chiropractic Assistant changes their legal residence, what must they do?

When a Chiropractic Assistant changes their legal residence, it is mandatory for them to notify the Board in writing within 15 days. This requirement ensures that the Board maintains accurate records for communication and regulatory purposes. Written notification provides a formal and verifiable method of updating contact information, which can be crucial for licensing matters and other official communications.

Other forms of notification, such as in-person visits, emails, or phone calls, may not provide the same level of assurance that the Board has received and properly processed the information. Written notices serve as documentation that can be referenced if any questions arise about the change of residence. This requirement highlights the importance of keeping regulatory bodies updated on pertinent information to ensure compliance with state regulations governing chiropractic practice.