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verified, but the applicant has named as primary care-giver an individual who has been designed as the primary care-giver for another patient who holds a valid registry identification card, the department will issue the registry identification card without designating a primary care-giver. (c) If an application is not complete or if information provided with the application cannot be verified, the department will
(1) return the application to the applicant without action on the application; and
(2) notify the applicant in writing of the reason for returning the application. (d) Within 30 days of the department’s notice returning an application under (c) of this section, an applicant whose application has been returned may submit a revised application that includes such additional or corrected information as appropriate to address the department’s reason for returning the application, including, if applicable, the name and address of a different person designated as the applicant’s primary care-giver. If a revised application is timely submitted by the applicant, the department will review and verify the information provided in that application and either issue a registry identification card to the applicant or deny the application under 7 AAC 34.050. (Eff. 6/1/99, Register 150) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 17.37.010 AS 18.05.040 7 AAC 34.050. Grounds for denial of a registration card. (a) Except as otherwise provided under 7 AAC 34.040, the department will deny an application for a registry identification card if
(1) the application is not complete;
(2) the application does not meet the requirements of this chapter and AS 17.37;
(3) the information in the application cannot be verified;
(4) the information in the application is false;
(5) the applicant submitted another application for a registry identification card less than six months before the date the application being reviewed was received by the department;
(6) the applicant is precluded from obtaining a registry identification card under AS