If a license is revoked, how long must a licensee wait to reapply?

When a license is revoked, the standard waiting period before a licensee can reapply is five years. This time frame is set to ensure that the individual has sufficient time to demonstrate that they have corrected the behaviors or issues that led to the revocation. During this period, it is important for the individual to reflect on their past actions, pursue any necessary education or rehabilitation, and build a strong case for why they should be granted a license again in the future.

This five-year waiting period serves as a measure of accountability and protects consumers by ensuring that individuals who have had their licenses revoked have taken the time to improve their professional qualifications and ethical standards before reentering the industry.