Wis. Admin. Code Optometry Examining Board § Opt 7.05 - Late renewal
(1) RENEWAL WITHIN 5 YEARS. A person may
renew his or her certificate of registration by paying the renewal fee
determined by the department under s.
440.03(9)
(a), Stats., pay a late renewal fee under s.
440.08(3),
Stats., and attesting to completion of the continuing education required under
s.
Opt
8.02.
(2)
RENEWAL AFTER 5 YEARS. A person who failed to renew a certificate of
registration within 5 years after the renewal date holds an expired license and
may not reapply for the license using the initial application process. This
subsection does not apply to license holders who have unmet disciplinary
requirements or whose license or certificate has been surrendered or revoked. A
certificate of registration may be renewed after 5 years by complying with all
of the following:
(a) Payment of the renewal
fee required under s.
440.03(9)
(a), Stats., and the late renewal
fee.
(b) Evidence of one of the
following:
1. Holding an active license in
good standing in another state.
2.
Verification of all of the following occurring within the last 2 years:
a. Passing parts I, II, including passage of
the Treatment and Management of Ocular Disease examination, and III of the
National Board of Examiners in Optometry examination.
b. Passing the examination assessing
knowledge of state laws and administrative rules regarding the practice of
optometry.
c. 30 hours of approved
continuing education.
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