You must create an online account and link your license to your online account in order to start the renewal process. Only licenses in Active and Inactive Status including late renewal up to one (1) year are eligible to renew online.
Step-by-step instructions on how to Create an Online Account, how to Link Your License to Your Account, and how to Renew Your License can be found by clicking on “User Guides” from the homepage under “Looking For?”
To access the Online Licensing System, click here.
All required items listed below must be submitted prior to the expiration date to avoid late fees.
If a license expires before updated license information is displayed on the online verification system, the licensee may not practice until the renewal process has been completed. A licensee is subject to disciplinary action if they continue to practice after their license expires.
A license may be renewed at any time in the three months prior to its expiration date or may be late renewed if expired less than 1 year with no change in expiration date.
Renew early if possible to avoid last minute delays in renewing and to avoid interruption in eligibility to practice.
The requirements for renewal are:
To renew a license on Retired Status; Performing Voluntary Charity Care, see the requirements here.
Renewal after the expiration date incurs a late fee. Currently, late fees are as follows:
* The TX JAM fulfills the jurisprudence and ethics/professional responsibility renewal requirement. More information on the TX JAM is available here.
**Licensees need to comply with the fingerprinting requirement if they have not previously submitted fingerprints for initial issuance of a TX license or for a prior TX license renewal or restoration. See information linked from homepage for details.
***Information available at Human Trafficking Prevention Training.
To avoid a delay in the renewal of your license, complete all required items at least several weeks prior to your license expiration date.
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