If an insurance license becomes inactive, how long does the license have the option to be reinstated?

When an insurance license becomes inactive, it can be reinstated within one year. This time frame allows the licensee to take the necessary steps to meet any requirements that may have caused the license to become inactive in the first place—such as completing continuing education courses or paying any outstanding fees. It provides a reasonable opportunity for licensees to maintain their professional standing without having to start the licensing process from scratch. This one-year period is established to ensure that licensed professionals can stay current in their knowledge and compliance with ongoing regulatory standards within the insurance industry.