What must be submitted to the board if a salon owner changes partners or adds/deletes a co-owner?

When a salon owner changes partners or adds or deletes a co-owner, it is essential to submit an application for change along with any associated fees to the board. This requirement ensures that the state board is kept informed of who is legally operating the salon, which is crucial for maintaining proper licensing and regulation.

This change in ownership may affect the legal and operational status of the salon, including liability and compliance with health regulations. By updating the board with this new information, the salon ensures that all business practices align with state requirements and that all individuals involved in the ownership are recognized legally.

In contrast, other choices, such as new business registration, may not be necessary as the original business registration could still be valid; notification to local authorities is side information that might not cover the legal aspects, and a client notification letter does not impact the business's compliance with ownership changes. Therefore, the application for change with the associated fees directly addresses the regulatory needs and responsibilities of the salon in Pennsylvania.