You may renew your license as soon as you receive your Renewal ID, which is sent to the email address on file with DOPL, no earlier than 60-90 days before your license expiration date.

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Your Renewal ID, a unique code that allows you to renew your license online, is sent to the email on file with DOPL no earlier than 60-90 days before your license expiration date.

You cannot receive a Renewal ID earlier than 60-90 days prior to your license expiration date. Please be patient and wait until the 60-day mark before contacting DOPL for your Renewal ID.

If you have not received an email, check your spam folder before contacting the bureau that oversees your license type to verify your Renewal ID. You can find contact information for your profession's bureau by selecting your license type on this page and then clicking "Contact Us".

Licensees need a Renewal ID to renew their license online. The ID is emailed to the licensee no earlier than 60-90 days before the license expires.

You cannot receive a Renewal ID earlier than 60-90 days prior to your license expiration date. Please be patient and wait until the 60-day mark before contacting DOPL for your Renewal ID.

DOPL does offer an inactive status for some professional license types, such as contractors, engineers, private probation providers, etc. These select license types can place their license on inactive status at any time, as long as it is in good standing. Licensees will need to answer a general questionnaire, fill out an inactivation form, and pay an inactivation fee of $50.

You cannot practice your profession while your license is inactive. However, licensees with inactive licenses must still renew their licenses every two years. You may also reactivate an inactive license at any time via a similar process as inactivation (questionnaire, form, and fee).

Most professionals may use the Request for Inactive License Form to begin the process of moving a license from active to inactive.

Contractor licensees must use the Contractor License: Activate Inactive License Form to move their license to an inactive status.

You may renew an expired license so long as the license did not expire more than two years prior. Depending on how "late" you are in renewing, you may have to pay an additional fee.

A license that has expired more than two years prior must submit a Reinstatement Application to return to active status.