193B—2.6 (544A,17A) Reinstatement of lapsed certificate of registration to active status. An individual may reinstate a lapsed certificate of registration to active status as follows:
	 2.6(1) If the individual’s registration has been lapsed for up to 24 months, the individual may reinstate the registration by selecting either Option 1 or Option 2 as follows:
	  a.   	 Option 1. The individual shall:
	 (1) 	 Pay the reinstatement fee of $25 per month of expired registration;
	 (2) 	 Pay the current renewal fee;
	 (3) 	 Provide a written statement outlining the professional activities of the applicant during the period of nonregistration. The statement shall include a list of all projects with which the applicant had involvement and shall explain the service provided by the applicant; and
	 (4) 	 Submit documented evidence of completion of 12 contact hours (8 hours in public protection subjects) of continuing education requirements for each year or portion of a year of expired registration in compliance with requirements in 193B—Chapter 3 in addition to the 24 hours (16 hours in public protection subjects) which should have been reported on the June 30 renewal date on which the applicant failed to renew. The continuing education hours used for reinstatement may not be used again at the next renewal. Out-of-state residents may submit a statement from their resident state’s licensing board as documented evidence of compliance with their resident state’s mandatory continuing education requirements during the period of nonregistration. The statement shall bear the seal of the licensing board. Out-of-state residents whose resident state has no mandatory continuing education shall comply with the documented evidence requirements outlined in this subrule.
	  b.   	 Option 2. The individual shall:
	 (1) 	 File a new application for registration as prescribed in rules 193B—2.2(544A,17A) and 193B—2.3(544A,17A), particularly subrules 2.2(1) and 2.3(3); and
	 (2) 	 Provide a written statement outlining the professional activities of the applicant during the period of nonregistration. The statement shall include a list of all projects with which the applicant had involvement and shall explain the service provided by the applicant.
	 2.6(2) If an individual’s registration has been lapsed for more than 24 months, the individual may reinstate the registration by selecting either Option 1 or Option 2 as follows:
	  a.   	 Option 1. The individual shall:
	 (1) 	 Pay the reinstatement fee of $25 per month of expired registration, up to a maximum of $750;
	 (2) 	 Pay the current renewal fee;
	 (3) 	 Provide a written statement outlining the professional activities of the applicant during the period of nonregistration. The statement shall include a list of all projects with which the applicant had involvement and shall explain the service provided by the applicant; and
	 (4) 	 Submit documented evidence of completion of 12 contact hours (8 hours in public protection subjects) of continuing education requirements for each year or portion of a year of expired registration in compliance with requirements in 193B—Chapter 3 up to a maximum of 48 contact hours (32 hours in public protection subjects). The continuing education hours used for reinstatement may not be used again at the next renewal. Out-of-state residents may submit a statement from their resident state’s licensing board as documented evidence of compliance with their resident state’s mandatory continuing education requirements during the period of nonregistration. The statement shall bear the seal of the licensing board. Out-of-state residents whose resident state has no mandatory continuing education shall comply with the documented evidence requirements outlined in this subrule.
	  b.   	 Option 2. The individual shall:
	 (1) 	 File a new application for registration as prescribed in rules 193B—2.2(544A,17A) and 193B—2.3(544A,17A), particularly subrules 2.2(1) and 2.3(3); and
	 (2) 	 Provide a written statement outlining the professional activities of the applicant during the period of nonregistration. The statement shall include a list of all projects with which the applicant had involvement and shall explain the service provided by the applicant.