What must a licensee do if their license has been expired for more than ninety (90) days but less than one (1) year?

If a licensee's license has been expired for more than ninety days but less than one year, they are required to complete all the necessary requirements for licensure again and pay the relevant new licensing fees. This is established to ensure that the licensee has met any updated educational or procedural standards since their license expired.

Reinstatement processes typically involve more than simply submitting an application or contacting the governing body. By requiring the completion of all licensure requirements and the payment of fees, the governing body ensures that the adjuster has current knowledge and complies with any changes that may have been implemented since their license expired. This approach also maintains the integrity of the profession, ensuring that all practitioners meet consistent and up-to-date qualifications.