Utah Admin. Code R156-1-308g - Reinstatement of Licensure that was Active and in Good Standing at the Time of Expiration of Licensure -Requirements
The following requirements apply to reinstatement of licensure that was active and in good standing at the time of expiration of licensure:
(1) under Subsection
58-1-308(5), if
the filing date of an application for reinstatement is between the date of the
expiration of the license and 30 days after the date of the expiration of the
license, the applicant shall:
(a) submit a
completed renewal form furnished by the Division demonstrating compliance with
requirements and conditions of license renewal; and
(b) pay the license renewal fee and a late
fee.
(2) under
Subsection
58-1-308(5), if
the filing date of an application for reinstatement is between 31 days after
the expiration of the license and two years after the date of the expiration of
the license, the applicant shall:
(a) submit a
completed renewal form provided by the Division demonstrating compliance with
requirements and conditions of license renewal; and
(b) pay the license renewal fee and
reinstatement fee.
(3)
under Subsection
58-1-308(6), if
the filing date of an application for reinstatement is more than two years
after the date the license expired:
(a) if
the applicant has not been active in the licensed profession as described in
Subsection
58-1-308(6)(b),
the applicant shall:
(i) submit an application
for licensure complete with supporting documents as is required of an
individual making an initial application for license demonstrating the
applicant meets current qualifications for licensure; and
(ii) pay the license fee for a new applicant
for licensure; or
(b) if
the applicant has been active in the licensed profession as described in
Subsection
58-1-308(6)(b),
the applicant shall:
(i) provide
documentation that the applicant has continuously, since the expiration of the
applicant's license in Utah, been active in the licensed profession while in
the full-time employ of the United States government or under license to
practice that profession in any other state or territory of the United
States;
(ii) provide documentation
that the applicant has completed or is in compliance with any renewal
qualifications;
(iii) provide
documentation that the applicant's application was submitted within six months
after reestablishing domicile within Utah or terminating full-time government
service; and
(iv) pay the license
renewal fee and the reinstatement fee.
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