HAR §16-171-322. Reinstatement fee

If a license or registration was inactivated due to a nonrenewal, an incomplete continuing education, or failure to meet other applicable requirements, the license or registration may be reinstated within one year of inactivation provided the applicable fees and penalties have been paid and any applicable continuing education or other requirements have been met. The fee for reinstatement shall include any unpaid renewal fees and penalty fees. If more than one year has §16-171-322 171-14 passed since the inactivation, the applicant must apply as a new applicant. [Eff and comp 9/30/21] (Auth: HRS §§431:2-201, 431:9A-118, 431:9B-111, 431:9C-107, 431:9J-114, 431C-53, 431S-6, 481R-3, 481X- 11) (Imp: HRS §§431:8-310, 431:9-232, 431:9A-107, 431:9B-102, 431:9C-102, 431:9J-102, 431C-3, 432:2- 609, 431S-3, 481R-4, 481X-3) §16-171-323 Reinstatement after license or registration has been surrendered voluntarily. The license or registration may be reinstated within one year from the date of surrender if a license or registration was voluntarily surrendered, provided a two-year service fee has been paid and any applicable continuing education requirements have been met. If more than one year has passed since the voluntary surrender, the applicant must apply as a new applicant. [Eff and comp 9/30/21] (Auth: HRS §§431:2-201, 431:9A-118, 431:9B-111, 431:9C-107, 431:9J-114, 431C-53, 431S-6, 481R-3, 481X-11) (Imp: HRS §§431:8-310, 431:9-232, 431:9A-107, 431:9B-102, 431:9C-102, 431:9J-102, 431C-3, 432:2-609, 431S-3, 481R-4, 481X-3) §16-171-324 Electronic filings through nongovernmental entities. The commissioner may mandate all holders of licenses or registrations to apply for licensure or registration electronically through the nongovernmental entities. [Eff and comp 9/30/21] (Auth: HRS §431:2-201) (Imp: HRS §§431:8- 321, 431:9-204, 431:9A-106, 431:9B-102, 431:9C-102, 431:9J-102, 431:31-102, 431C-3, 431S-3, 432:2-609, 481R-4, 481X-3) §16-171-401 171-15 SUBCHAPTER 4 CSO MORTALITY TABLE FOR USE IN DETERMINING MINIMUM RESERVE LIABILITIES AND NONFORFEITURE BENEFITS