16 Tex. Admin. Code § 94.22 - Renewal of Registration
(a) All
registrations expire one year after the day issued. The Department may extend
the expiration date of a registration to correspond to the registrant's
original registration date.
(b) To
renew an applicant must:
(1) comply with all
provisions of the Act and this chapter;
(2) submit a completed application on a
department-approved form;
(3) pay
the applicable fees; and
(4)
successfully complete all requisites appropriate for the renewal applicant's
classification level.
(c) To renew and maintain continuous
registration, the renewal requirements must be completed prior to the
expiration of the registration.
(d)
Applications not filed by the expiration date are considered applications for
late renewal and are subject to late renewal fees under §
60.83 of this title (relating to
Late Renewal Fees).
(e)
Registrations issued from a late renewal application will have an unregistered
period from the expiration date of the previous registration to the issuance
date of the renewed registration. Work that requires a registration issued
under this chapter must not be performed during the unregistered
period.
(f) A registrant must
complete all registration renewal requirements within one year of the date the
registration expires, or the renewal application shall be deemed
void.
(g) If the registrant does
not meet the deadline established in subsection (f), the person must reapply
for a new registration by complying with the requirements and procedures,
including any examination requirements and payment of fees.
(h) Non-receipt of a renewal notice from the
department does not exempt a person from any requirement of this
chapter.
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