Terminated license can be reactivated within 2 years after the renewal date?

• A. Yes
• B. No
• C. Yes, but only with board approval
• D. Yes, if certain conditions are met

Answer: (B)

When a license is terminated, that status is not something that can be cured by simply waiting. Termination ends the authority to practice, and reactivating a terminated license is not handled by a fixed renewal-window rule. To practice again, you typically must go through the licensure process anew—meeting current requirements, paying fees, and potentially satisfying board-imposed conditions or completing additional CE or exams. Some boards may offer reinstatement after a certain period or under specific terms, but that’s not guaranteed and is not described as a simple two-year reactivation window after the renewal date. So, the statement that a terminated license can be reactivated within two years after the renewal date is not correct.