A person who fails to renew a license may be reinstated within how many years following the expiration?

The correct timeframe for reinstating a license after its expiration in Indiana is within three years. If an individual does not renew their license by the expiration date, they retain the possibility of reinstatement within this three-year period. After three years, they typically lose their eligibility for reinstatement and may need to reapply for a new license instead.

This period allows individuals a fair opportunity to reclaim their professional status without facing excessive penalties. Indiana law provides this allowance to accommodate various circumstances that may lead to the delay in renewal, thus supporting professionals in maintaining their credentials.