What is required in relation to the application fee?

Payment of a reasonable fee established by regulation is essential for the application process. This requirement ensures that all applicants contribute fairly to the regulatory framework that supports the oversight and administration of manufactured housing licensing in Nevada. The fee is typically set based on the administrative costs associated with processing applications, maintaining records, and ensuring compliance with state laws.

In this context, the application fee is not arbitrary; it is determined by the regulatory body and is meant to reflect the necessary expenditures involved in the licensing process. This helps in maintaining the integrity of the licensing system and ensuring that it is adequately funded to serve the needs of both the applicants and the public.

The other options, like cash-only payment or specific provisions for fee waivers and discounts for veterans, do not reflect the standardized approach that is typically employed in regulatory environments. Fees are generally structured to be accessible yet sufficient to cover costs, leading to the establishment of a reasonable fee as a critical component of the application process.