Florida Regulations 62-602.720: Inactive Status of License; Reactivation Procedures
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(1) Any license shall revert to inactive status if the requirements of subsection 62-602.710(3), F.A.C., have not been met.
(2) A licensee with an inactive status may apply to reactivate the license during the two-year period following the deadline for the last renewal cycle.
(3) To reactivate the license, the licensee shall meet the requirements in subsection 62-602.710(3), F.A.C., including submitting the renewal fee, and shall submit the reactivation fee specified in subsection 62-602.600(5), F.A.C.
(4) The license of an inactive licensee that does not achieve active status within two years following the end of the most recent licensing period shall be expired (null and void), and subsequent licensure will require meeting all the requirements for the type, and class or level of license sought.
Rulemaking Authority 403.869 FS. Law Implemented 403.1832, 403.8533, 403.874 FS. History-New 12-30-99, Amended 10-15-07, 1-24-10.
(2) A licensee with an inactive status may apply to reactivate the license during the two-year period following the deadline for the last renewal cycle.
(3) To reactivate the license, the licensee shall meet the requirements in subsection 62-602.710(3), F.A.C., including submitting the renewal fee, and shall submit the reactivation fee specified in subsection 62-602.600(5), F.A.C.
(4) The license of an inactive licensee that does not achieve active status within two years following the end of the most recent licensing period shall be expired (null and void), and subsequent licensure will require meeting all the requirements for the type, and class or level of license sought.
Rulemaking Authority 403.869 FS. Law Implemented 403.1832, 403.8533, 403.874 FS. History-New 12-30-99, Amended 10-15-07, 1-24-10.