Fees and Reactivation

(1) An inactive licensed site professional shall pay the annual fee established by the Secretary of Administration and Finance pursuant to M.G.L. c. 7, § 3B, and published in 801 CMR 4.00: Rates, for inactive licensed site professionals. (2) Within two years of assuming inactive status, a licensed site professional who was not placed on inactive status pursuant to 309 CMR 7.02(4) may resume active status by filing a notice with the Board stating the LSP’s intention to resume active status. (3) A licensed site professional who has been placed on inactive status pursuant to 309 CMR 7.02(4) who seeks within two years to return to active status may do so by meeting the requirements for reinstatement set forth in 309 CMR 9.04. (4) Whenever a licensed site professional resumes active status after being inactive, the Board shall assign the LSP a new license expiration date such that, not counting the period on inactive status, when that new expiration date is reached the licensed site professional will have been on active status for a total of approximately three years since the date the LSP’s license was issued or last renewed. (5) A licensed site professional who has resumed active status and seeks to renew the LSP’s license after being on inactive status may utilize any continuing education credits earned during the period the LSP was on inactive status.