Which form of payment is explicitly prohibited for fees and remittances to the board?

Postage stamps are explicitly prohibited as a form of payment for fees and remittances to the board because they are not considered an acceptable form of currency or a formal payment method in financial transactions. Payments to regulatory bodies like the chiropractic board require a standardized form of payment that can be easily verified and processed, such as checks, bank drafts, money orders, or currency. Postage stamps do not meet these requirements as they cannot be readily converted to cash or used to settle debts in a conventional manner, making them impractical and inappropriate for official transactions. This ensures that the board receives actual value for the fees paid and maintains orderly accounting practices.