In what form should fees and remittances to the board NOT be made?

Fees and remittances to the board should not be made in the form of postage stamps. This is primarily because postage stamps do not represent legal tender or a recognized form of payment for services or fees. They are intended for mailing purposes and do not provide a reliable method for accounting or tracking payments.

In contrast, forms like bank drafts, money orders, and checks are standard methods used to ensure that transactions are secure and traceable. These forms of payment are widely accepted and provide a clear record of the transaction, which is essential for both the payer and the receiving board. Using postage stamps would create ambiguity and potential issues in processing payments, thus making them an unsuitable choice for remittances to the board.