22 Tex. Admin. Code § 5.78 - Inactive Status
(a) A Registered
Interior Designer whose registration is in good standing may apply for Inactive
registration status on a form prescribed by the Board.
(b) An Inactive Registered Interior Designer
may not practice Interior Design. If an Inactive Registered Interior Designer
engages in the practice of Interior Design, the Inactive Registered Interior
Designer's registration may be suspended or revoked and the Inactive Registered
Interior Designer may be fined as allowed by the Interior Designers'
Registration Law for each day that the Inactive Registered Interior Designer
has engaged in the practice of Interior Design.
(c) An Inactive Registered Interior Designer
shall not use or display his/her Interior Design seal during any period that
his/her registration is Inactive.
(d) An Inactive Registered Interior Designer
shall pay an annual fee as prescribed by the Board.
(e) In order to return his/her registration
to active status, an Inactive Registered Interior Designer must:
(1) apply on a form prescribed by the
Board;
(2) either submit proof that
he/she has completed all continuing education requirements for each year the
registration has been Inactive if continuing education was required for that
year or, in lieu of completing the outstanding continuing education
requirements, successfully complete all sections of the current registration
examination during the five (5) years immediately preceding the return to
active status; and
(3) pay a fee as
prescribed by the Board.
(f) An Inactive Interior Designer whose
registration has been Inactive for a continuous period of five (5) years or
longer must do the following before the Inactive Interior Designer may return
to active status:
(1) successfully complete
all sections of the current registration examination during the five (5) years
immediately preceding the return to active status; or
(2) furnish evidence that the Inactive
Interior Designer currently holds an interior design registration in another
jurisdiction where the registration requirements are substantially equivalent
to Texas Interior Design registration requirements and that the current
Interior Design registration is in good standing.
(g) An application to return to active status
may be rejected for any of the reasons that an initial application for
registration may be rejected or that a registration may be revoked.
(h) The Board may require that an application
to return to active status include verification that the applicant has complied
with the laws governing the registration of Registered Interior
Designers.
(i) An Inactive Interior
Designer may use the title "Emeritus Interior Designer" or "Interior Designer
Emeritus" after filing the appropriate form with the Board if:
(1) the Inactive Interior Designer is at
least 65 years of age and has been registered at least 15 years; or
(2) held an emeritus Interior Design
registration on or before January 2, 2002.
(j) Nonregistrants may not use the title
"Emeritus Interior Designer" or "Interior Designer Emeritus."
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