Wisconsin Administrative Code
Occupational Therapists Affiliated Credentialing Board
Chapter OT 3 - Biennial License Renewal
Section OT 3.05 - Late renewal and reinstatement

Universal Citation: WI Admin Code § OT 3.05

Current through November 25, 2024

Failure to renew as required under s. OT 3.02 shall cause a license to expire. A licensee who allows a license to expire may apply to the board for late renewal or reinstatement of the license by completing one of the following:

(1) LATE RENEWAL WITHIN 5 YEARS. If a licensee applies for renewal within 5 years after the renewal date, the license shall be renewed upon submission of the completed application and fee required under s. OT 3.02, payment of the late fee under s. 440.08(3) (a), Stats., and fulfillment of the continuing education requirements under s. OT 3.06.

(2) LATE RENEWAL AFTER 5 YEARS. If a licensee applies for renewal more than 5 years after the renewal date, the board shall make such inquiry as it finds necessary to determine whether the applicant is competent to practice under the license in this state. Subject to s. 440.08(3) (b), Stats., the board shall impose any reasonable conditions on the renewal of the license, including oral examination, as the board deems appropriate. All applicants under this subsection shall be required to pass the open book examination on statutes and rules, which is the same examination given to initial applicants. Except as provided under sub. (3) (a), this subsection does not apply to licensees who have unmet disciplinary requirements or whose licenses have been denied at renewal, surrendered, or revoked.

(3) REINSTATEMENT. A licensee who has unmet disciplinary requirements and failed to renew within 5 years of the renewal date or whose license has been denied at renewal, surrendered, or revoked, may apply to have the license reinstated. An application for reinstatement shall include all of the following:

(a) Evidence of completion of the requirements under sub. (2).

(b) Evidence of completion of disciplinary requirements, if applicable.

(c) Evidence of rehabilitation or change in circumstances warranting reinstatement of the license.

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