Current through Register Vol. 52, No. 1, January 10, 2025
Section 10.42.01.17 - Inactive StatusA. A licensee who wishes to place a license on inactive status may do so by: (1) Submission of a written application which contains the: (a) Date the license is to be placed on inactive status;(c) Signature of the licensee requesting the inactive status of the license; and(2) Payment of the appropriate fee for the status set forth in COMAR 10.42.05.B. A license may be placed on inactive status for a maximum of 5 years from the expiration date of the license.C. The Board shall reactivate a license of an individual who placed the license on inactive status for any reason if the individual: (1) Otherwise is entitled to be licensed;(2) Complies with the continuing education requirements established in COMAR 10.42.06;(3) Submits an application for reactivation;(4) Submits a continuing education report form with copies of the required documentation established in COMAR 10.42.06;(5) Pays to the Board a reactivation fee set forth in COMAR 10.42.05; and(6) Applies to the Board within 5 years of the date the license expired.D. Failure to Reactivate Within 5 years. (1) The Board may not reactivate the license of a social worker who fails to apply for reactivation within 5 years after the license expired.(2) The Board may issue a license after 5 years if the individual: (a) Is otherwise entitled to be licensed;(b) Submits the required application;(c) Pays all applicable fees set forth in COMAR 10.42.05;(d) Submits an official transcript indicating the date the degree was awarded or conferred;(e) Submits three general professional references; and(f) Passes the respective examination required for initial licensure.E. A licensee may place a license on inactive status for a maximum of 5 years per application for inactive status.F. Each period of inactive status may not exceed 5 years.Md. Code Regs. 10.42.01.17
Regulation .17 amended effective February 8, 2010 (37:3 Md. R. 176);41:7 Md. R. 422, eff. 4/14/2014 ; amended effective 46:12 Md. R. 541, eff. 6/17/2019