1. A. If the inactive licensee requests reinstatement to active status within three years, he shall:

   1. (1) complete an application for reinstatement form provided by the board;
   2. (2) provide satisfactory proof of completion of the continuing education requirements described in Part 9;
   3. (3) not have violated any rule of the Professional Psychologist Act or the rules and regulations of the board;
   4. (4) pay the appropriate reinstatement fee established by the board.

2. B. If the inactive licensee requests reinstatement to active status after three years, he shall:

   1. (1) complete an application for reinstatement form provided by the board;

3. (2) provide satisfactory proof of completion of the continuing education requirements described in Part 9;

   1. (3) take and pass the online jurisprudence examination;
   2. (4) not have violated any rule of the Professional Psychologist Act or the rules and regulations of the board;
   3. (5) pay the appropriate reinstatement fee established by the board.

4. C. A licensee on inactive status shall not render or offer to render psychological services or otherwise engage in the practice of psychology until he receives a new license issued by the board.

   HISTORY OF 16.22.10 NMAC:

   Pre-NMAC History: The material in this part was derived form that previously filed with the State Records Center and Archives under:1990.

   Rule No. 11, Inactive, Retirement Status and Reinstatement filed 4/24/1995.

   History of Repealed Material:

   16 NMAC 22.6, Inactive, Retirement Status and Reinstatement - Repealed, 4/16/2000.

   16.22.10 NMAC, Inactive Status and Reinstatement - Repealed 11/15/2006

[16.22.10.9 NMAC - Rp, 16.22.10.9 NMAC, 11/15/2006; A, 03/21/09; A, 02/10/2022]