What is the difference between a lapsed license and an inactive license?
A lapsed license is one in which the renewal fees have not been paid. An inactive license is one in which the renewal fees have been paid, but the continuing education requirement has not been met. Practice as a registered nurse in California is not permitted with either a lapsed or inactive license. 10. Can I be issued an extension for my renewal? No. There is no grace period from the time a license expires until it is renewed. A courtesy renewal notice is sent to the licensee approximately 3 months prior to the expiration date of the license. The renewal notice clearly states that there is a 6-8 week processing time for the renewal of the license. It is the responsibility of each RN to make sure his or her license is renewed in a timely manner. 11. What is the earliest date that I can renew my license? An RN’s license cannot be renewed earlier than 3 months prior to the expiration date. 12. How do I renew my license if I dont have my permanent blue card yet? Unfortunately, if one doe
A lapsed license is one in which the renewal fees have not been paid. An inactive license is one in which the renewal fees have been paid, but the continuing education requirement has not been met. Practice as a registered nurse in California is not permitted with either a lapsed or inactive license.
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