Renewal or restoration of expired certificate of registration.

1. If the holder of a certificate which has expired through failure to be renewed has not obtained a renewal of the certificate within 1 year pursuant to NRS 623.260 , the holder of the certificate may obtain a renewal of the certificate at any time before the end of the third year after the date of the certificate’s expiration by: (a) Submitting a letter of application for a renewal to the Board; (b) Completing the requirements for continuing education for each year during which the license is expired; and (c) Paying the required fee for late renewal. 2. A person whose certificate has expired and has not been renewed within 3 years after the date of its expiration is no longer entitled to have it renewed, but may have it restored. A new registration number and certificate will be issued by the Board if the person complies with the following procedure: (a) If the expired certificate was obtained on the basis of certification in another jurisdiction, the person must reapply to the Board in accordance with the provisions of NAC 623.410 . (b) If the expired certificate was obtained on the basis of examination in Nevada, the person must: (1) Submit a new application to the Board; (2) Submit a certificate of good standing from every state in which he or she is licensed or has been registered; (3) If required by the Board, appear before the Board for an oral interview; and (4) Pay any required fees.