What must be submitted when reactivating a retired status license that has been inactive for less than 5 years?

When reactivating a retired status license that has been inactive for less than five years, the process requires a written request accompanied by a $50 fee. This requirement ensures that the individual formally expresses their intention to resume practice while also contributing financially to the administrative costs associated with managing the reactivation process.

Other options might suggest submitting proof of continuing education hours, taking the licensure exam again, or providing clinical documentation. However, these are not necessary actions for reactivating a license that has been inactive for a shorter duration; the primary requirement is the written request and the associated fee. This procedure simplifies the reactivation for those who have maintained their knowledge and skills within a five-year period.