Restoration is the process to return to licensure for former licensees whose Texas license has been expired one year or more.

A license may be renewed up to three months prior to the expiration date. Please see the full OT Act and Rules for additional information and requirements.

(b) If the license has been expired for less than one year, the person may renew the license by completing all renewal requirements and submitting the renewal ...

The Board may restore a license to a person whose Texas license has been expired one year or more if the person: (A) is currently licensed in another state or ...

An expired licensee has 3 years from date of expiration to renew the license. To reinstate the license, the following must be submitted.

A licensee who has been on retired status less than one year must submit the active status renewal fee and the late fee as described in §370.1 of this title ( ...

If your renewal notice is not postmarked by the expiration date, you will be required to pay the delinquent fee. Although the Board mails renewal notices to all ...

A licensee who has been on retired status less than one year must submit the active status renewal fee and the late fee as described in § 370.1 of this title ( ...

Continuing Education: a. If your license has been expired for a year or less, you do not need to submit any proof of continuing education. b.

A licensee who allows a license to expire may apply to the board for late renewal or reinstatement of the license by completing one of the following: (1) LATE ...