If a denturist's license is expired, to return to active status the denturist shall meet the requirements in chapter 246-12 WAC, Part 2 and comply with the following:

(1) If a denturist's license is expired for one year or less, the denturist shall:

(a) Pay the late renewal penalty fee;

(b) Pay the current renewal fee; and

(2) If a denturist's license is expired for more than one year but less than three years, the denturist shall:

(a) Complete an abbreviated application form;

(b) Pay the late renewal penalty fee;

(d) Pay the expired credential reissuance fee;

(e) Provide a written declaration that no action has been taken by a state or federal jurisdiction that would prevent or restrict the licensed denturist's practice of denturism;

(f) Provide a written declaration that the denturist has not voluntarily given up any credential or privilege or has not been restricted in the practice of denturism in lieu of or to avoid formal action; and

(g) Provide a written declaration that the continuing competency requirements for the two most recent years have been met.

(3) If a denturist's license is expired for three years or more and the denturist has been actively practicing in a board-approved state, territory of the United States, District of Columbia, or Puerto Rico, the denturist shall:

(a) Complete an abbreviated application form;

(b) Pay the late renewal penalty fee;

(d) Pay the expired credential reissuance fee;

(e) Provide to the board primary source verification of the active denturist license submitted directly from another licensing entity that includes:

(i) License number;

(ii) Issue date;

(iii) Expiration date; and

(iv) Whether the denturist is or has been the subject of final or pending disciplinary action.

(f) Provide to the board verification of active practice from a board-approved state, territory of the United States, District of Columbia, or Puerto Rico for the last three years; and

(g) Provide a written declaration that the continuing competency requirements for the two most recent years have been met according to WAC 246-812-159.

(4) If a denturist's license is expired for three years or more and the denturist has not been actively practicing in a board-approved state, territory of the United States, District of Columbia, or Puerto Rico, the denturist shall:

(a) Complete an abbreviated application form;

(b) Pay the late renewal penalty fee;

(d) Pay the expired credential reissuance fee;

(e) Provide to the board primary source verification of the denturist license submitted directly from another licensing entity that includes:

(i) License number;

(ii) Issue date;

(iii) Expiration date; and

(iv) Whether the denturist is or has been the subject of final or pending disciplinary action.

(f) Provide a written declaration that continuing competency requirements for the two most recent years have been met according to WAC 246-812-159;

(g) Provide proof of successful completion of the approved online jurisprudence examination within the past year;

(h) Pay the examination fee; and

(i) Successfully pass the board administered examinations as provided in RCW 18.30.100.

PDFWAC 246-812-160

Expired license.