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What is required for an inactive license status?

  1. Pay a biennial fee and CEUs every renewal

  2. Pay a biennial fee and is exempt from CEUs

  3. Complete additional training courses

  4. File a renewal form annually

The correct answer is: Pay a biennial fee and is exempt from CEUs

For an inactive license status, the requirement to pay a biennial fee while being exempt from continuing education units (CEUs) is the standard. This means that individuals holding an inactive license do not need to fulfill CEU requirements, which are typically mandated for active licensees to ensure they maintain their professional knowledge and skills. Instead, the primary obligation is to ensure that they remain compliant with the financial aspect of maintaining their license status by paying the necessary fees at the designated intervals. Other options suggest additional training courses or more stringent renewal processes, which are most commonly associated with active licenses rather than inactive ones. This differentiation is crucial for those who may not be practicing but still wish to preserve their professional licensure without the burden of ongoing educational commitments.