22 Tex. Admin. Code § 1.65 - Annual Renewal Procedure
(a) The
Board shall send via email an annual registration renewal notice to each
Architect. An Architect must notify the Board in writing (email, fax, on the
Board's Web site, or by U.S. mail) each time the Architect's email address or
mailing address of record changes. The written notice of the Architect's change
of address must be submitted to the Board within thirty (30) days after the
effective date of the change of address.
(b) An Architect may renew his/her
registration prior to its specified annual expiration date by:
(1) remitting the correct fee to the Board;
and
(2) providing the information
or documentation requested by the annual registration renewal notice.
(c) If an Architect fails to remit
a completed registration renewal form and the prescribed fee on or before the
specified expiration date of the Architect's registration, the Board shall
impose a late payment penalty that must be paid before the Architect's
registration may be renewed.
(d) If
the Board receives official notice that an Architect has failed to pay court
ordered child support, the Board may be prohibited from renewing the
Architect's registration.
(e) If a
registration is not renewed within 2 years after the specified registration
expiration date, the registration shall be cancelled by operation of law on the
two-year anniversary of its expiration without an opportunity for a formal
hearing. If a registration is cancelled pursuant to this subsection, the
registration may not be reinstated. In order to obtain a new certificate of
registration, a person whose registration was cancelled pursuant to this
subsection must:
(1) submit an application
for registration and satisfy all requirements for registration pursuant to
§
1.21 of this title (relating to
Registration by Examination), including the successful completion of the
registration examination;
(2)
submit an application for registration by reciprocal transfer and satisfy all
requirements for registration by reciprocal transfer pursuant to §
1.22 of this title (relating to
Registration by Reciprocal Transfer); or
(3) submit an application for registration
and demonstrate that he/she moved to another state and is currently licensed or
registered and has been in practice in the other state for at least the 2 years
immediately preceding the date of the application.
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