22 Tex. Admin. Code § 1.66 - Reinstatement
(a) Once the Revocation or Surrender of an
Architect's registration is effective, the registration may be reinstated only
after an application for reinstatement is properly submitted and approved and
the prescribed reinstatement fee is paid. THE BOARD IS NOT PERMITTED TO
REINSTATE A CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION WHICH IS CANCELLED BY OPERATION OF LAW
DUE TO THE REGISTRANT'S FAILURE TO RENEW THE REGISTRATION WITHIN 2 YEARS AFTER
ITS DESIGNATED EXPIRATION DATE.
(b)
If a reinstatement Applicant has practiced architecture unlawfully or used any
form of the title "architect" in violation of the Architects' Registration Law
since the effective date of the expiration of the Applicant's revoked
registration or the Surrender of the Applicant's registration, the
reinstatement fee to be paid upon approval of the application shall include an
amount equal to the sum of the registration renewal fees for each year since
the effective date of the expiration or Surrender.
(c) An application for reinstatement may be
denied on the following grounds:
(1) the
registration has been revoked for a continuous period of five (5) years or
longer;
(2) the reinstatement
Applicant has performed an act, omitted an act or allowed an omission, or
otherwise engaged in a practice that could serve as the basis for the rejection
of an application for registration or for the Revocation of a registration;
or
(3) the registration was
voluntarily Surrendered in lieu of potential disciplinary action and the Board
finds that the approval of the reinstatement application does not appear to be
in the public's interest.
(d) If at least five (5) years have passed
since the effective date of the Revocation or Surrender of a registration, one
of the following shall be required prior to approval of an application for
reinstatement:
(1) successful completion of
all sections of the current registration examination during the five (5) years
immediately preceding reinstatement; or
(2) verification that the Applicant currently
holds an architectural registration that is active and in good standing in
another jurisdiction where the registration requirements are substantially
equivalent to Texas architectural registration requirements.
(e) If a registration was revoked
as a result of disciplinary action or Surrendered in lieu of disciplinary
action, the registration shall not be reinstated unless the Applicant:
(1) demonstrates that the Applicant has taken
reasonable steps to correct the misconduct or deficiency that led to the
Revocation or Surrender;
(2)
demonstrates that approval of the application is not inconsistent with the
Board's duty to protect the public by ensuring that registrants are duly
qualified and fit for registration; and
(3) pays all fees and costs incurred by the
Board as a result of any proceeding that led to the Revocation or
Surrender.
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